Ray Skillman Avon Hyundai

Traded my 2013 Camaro for a 2017 Camaro in March. The salesman told me a man was crying and needed money for his wife in the hospital. The car was garage kept and had no wrecks on the CarFax. Paid $25,000 for the car. After wrestling with paperwork, I noticed a blemish on the body line. The finance manager took a picture and told me to take it to their body shop. I complied and was told the car had damage from a curb. They told me I could have a rental car for three days. I told Ray Skillman that I didn't do this, so why should I pay? They said that I bought it and if they didn't catch it and I didn't, it's my problem. I know it's as-is, but they lied to me. I believe that the car was there before I came around and they knew about the damage. I was also told it was an employee's car, but for Ray Skillman not to check the body and drivetrain scares me about this investment and how they make customers pay for their misfortunes. I never would have bought a wrecked car. I was duped. But for Ray Skillman to just pass the wrecked car to me and not fix it is not right either.