I should have known better! For all of those who r...

I should have known better! For all of those who rated this dealer one star, I totally feel their frustration. Now a days, dealers keep using their old tricks, nothing has changed. I purchased a used Honda (big mistake, I regret not going to a Honda dealer) the sales agent- Nathan- stated the car had being inspected and was ready to go. Well, not so. I drove it on a 3 hour trip and the tire pressure light came on in the middle of heavy traffic. Then this evening in Los Angeles, Staples Center area, the car completely died on me! Battery issues? I will find out tomorrow! I gave the dealer a 7,000 down payment and 1,000 trade in for a car that it was supposed to be reliable, and to my surprise it was not. I am upset at the fact that things like this keep happening, what happen to integrity and ethics? Why sale a car that is not reliable? Not to mention, the buying experience left me feeling disillusioned. Nathan was very aggressive, he is a sneaky sales man who looks after himself - making commission- and completely disregards clients. Once he took possession of my car key, he did not leave my sight. When I said I wanted to go eat, he said "I'll go with you" when I said "Let me go home and think the numbers over" he aggressively said "what is the problem, what is wrong, is there a problem" he yelled at me a number of times, he literally corner me and took possession of my car key. I regret not being strong, I should have stood up to him and demand my car key and leave. Be careful if you happen to stop here, if you do, you may not be able to walk away. Keep away from Nathan, he is a tall, bald, lean, aggressive, and jittery man, He is not honest and he only cares about his commission and not the customers. I should have gone with my gut and not let myself be influenced to make a purchase the same day. Of course, they won't take responsibility for the car failing on me. Do research, and do not let dealership unethical sales people convince you to buy when you do not want to.