Sales guy was nice and finance guy was cool but le...

Sales guy was nice and finance guy was cool but let me tell you about the rest of my experience. We purchased a used Hyundai Elantra for my daughters 16th birthday two months ago (it s been a great little car).
When I was looking at the car before purchase I turned on the A/C and hear a fluttering noise. They took it back to the mechanics and they said I needed a new blower and the would give me the part at cost $380 (actual cost $89). I decided to do the repair my self thanks to YouTube. I went to the local auto parts store and ordered the part and decided to buy a new cabin filter since both are located in the same area. Upon removing the glovebox and cover I found the existing cabin filter was about half of the size of the one I purchased. With the filter exposed I turned on the A/C and watched the small filter bouncing up and down in the slot (cause of fluttering). I swapped out the filter ($20) and closed it back up. PROBLEM SOLVED!
The second exciting news is reflected in the pictures. They did some touch-up paint and the areas the touched up are bubbling, you can see paint drips, and over spray on the grill. If you buy a used car from there make sure to do a close inspection of EVERYTHING and get a second opinion before relying on the in-house mechanics.