BIG BILL'S

Big Bills Auto Sales sells cheap used cars.  They are cheap because they need repairs and are high mileage.  It is a "you get what you pay for" type of situation.  Over the past 12 years I have bought cars from them and taken others there as well to purchase cars.  I have been a mechanic for 15 years and know what I buy.  I recently bought a 2000 GMC Yukon XL SUV.  I paid $2200.  The price was well below blue book value.  The truck needed numerous repairs that I was ok with.  It needed things like a windshield, tires, shocks, alignment, and minor sensors replaced.  The SUV appeared to be neglected by previous owners when it came to basic upkeep and repairs.  After I purchased the truck glitches appeared that made no apparent sense.  A ASE certified mechanic at a GM dealership was dumbfounded when diagnostic equipment was unable to diagnose.  Sounds frustrating but I have been through this before and was up for a challenge.  Then I finally received the title and registration in the mail.  It stated the truck was previously salvaged.  At that instant all the problems, glitches and repairs all made perfect sense.  Not only will I ever be able to sell it, I cant even get a loan to fix it.  I was told I bought it as is and was hung up.  I don't know what to do.