Never ever trust this wahiyath company… Never ever trust this wahiyath company any more this is f*#k!ng sh!t company fraud and untrusted seriously can't even drive that sh!t car seriously this company is sh!t and completely $#uked

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Set $200 on Fire Instead I recently procured a CarDr report on a car that I was thinking of purchasing from a dealer in another state. I paid $200 for the assurance that I was buying an operable car in good condition. Without a good report, I would NOT have moved forward with the sale. I had the car shipped to me via a licensed and insured professional car transportation company. The very first day time I drove the car 20 miles to get it registered and inspected, it broke down. It is undriveable. The onboard diagnostic tool that is used during the state inspection process yields multiple error messages indicating multiple problems. I had to take the car to a transmission specialist who is diagnosing the car on day two of ownership. I'm looking at possibly having to replace the transmission. This will cost thousands of dollars. I called CarDr to ask for a refund and they refused. They gave me a spiel about used cars being prone to breaking down at any time, etc. I felt like I was being gaslit. Why pay for an inspection if the report is ultimately meaningless? Why be in the business of inspecting cars if you don't stand by your work? I could just as easily set $200 on fire and gotten the same result.