Hello Mr White. Please see my response from the last time you left this review 7 years ago. To save you some effort I posted again here: Mr. White's situation is unfortunate if not misleading. Allow me to clarify using the facts: Mr. White did purchase a 2007 Volvo XC90 form us with 117,899 miles but in excellent condition at the time of sale, fully loaded and well under NADA book value. The vehicle was purchased with a personal check that promptly bounced and was returned. Mr. White did make good on the check relatively quickly and with a few phone calls but refused to pay the clearly posted bank fees which I waived after choosing not to fight with him over them. His attitude was short as it was with his pregnant wife during the sale when she suggested using a different bank account for the purchase. The vehicle was purchased on October 1, 2015 with a signed, state mandated Buyer's Guide clearly outlining our 30 day or 1000 mile warranty which is offered above the warranty of inspectabilty mandated by the State of Maine. There is no law demanding anything but the vehicle passes a Maine State inspection in Oxford County. The added warranty is above and beyond anything the state mandates and is offered as an extra incentive and honored by Fryeburg Motors when issues arise within the parameters. We recognize a higher mileage used car can have issues and we try to ease the burden to our customers. Months after the sale Mr. White stopped by our shop unannounced stating he felt the transmission shifted oddly but we couldn't reproduce the problem and there was no Malfunction Indicator to back up his feeling, no reason to read any codes as none were indicated, and Mr. White left seemingly satisfied. The next time we heard from Mr. White was when he made an appointment for an oil change and alignment at the end of January, 2016. No mention of the transmission was made and Mr. White never showed up for his appointment. The last time we heard from Mr. White was the end of March, 2016 when he called and told us that a local Volvo dealer claimed he needed a new transmission, nearly 6 months after he took delivery of the vehicle, not 35 days as he claimed. At this time he offered no substantiation, never brought us the vehicle to verify his claim, and as usual, his attitude was confronting and short. Mr. White ended his conversation stating he would be contacting his attorney. Once threatened with litigation we conferred with our state regulator, a State Police Detective assigned to our area who regularly monitors all used car dealers, as Maine is very heavily regulated. We were advised that indeed, we were not responsible, that his continuing to drive the vehicle was contributory negligence, and Mr. White should have contacted us regarding the issue if it was ongoing and should have brought the vehicle in for his missed appointment. We never heard from Mr. White or his attorney. We are always willing to help a reasonable customer, even 6 months after the sale. I'm not sure why Mr. White continues to harass us in this forum. We've had no dealings with him since this issue nearly 7 years ago.