1) Who said it was a POS? 2) Because they sold it to the buyer with no statement of anything being wrong with the car, and less than 30 days went by before the car needed a NEW ENGINE.

If the car was free, I doubt the OP would have even brought it up. If they paid previously mentioned POS price for it, I would assume the same. He never even mentioned getting a low price.

Do you realize what section of the forum you are posting it? This is the 2nd Gen Ram section. More common problems and expensive fixes here than any other. (Okay the same era daks are similar...) Never once have I seen anyone say that the dealer should pay for it.

If you bought it from DODGE less than 30 days ago, they should. Terrible comparison here though, If you want to turn it into A/C related then it's more like you buying a used A/C unit presented to you as completely operational from a large and prominent A/C store, it going out in two weeks, and you walking away from it without thinking twice. One component going wrong is one thing, but the entire car is out of commission, not just the A/C.



I agree, it was a bad decision to buy that car the way it was, but I still think the dealer should try to work something out. They would likely do themselves more good than the money paid for that car is worth. Now they have unhappy customers posting online about it.