Its a tough one- they're all such crap cars. This is why I need your help to come to some resolution.

 

I bought a 2001 Hyundai Accent GL in 2003 as a used rental car with 3000 miles. The radio comes on when the ignition key is turned, and the undercovering of the body is made of cardboard. There are 35 Technical Service Bulletins on this car, which the dealer said are not covered by the warranty and the dealer prices for service are outrageous.

 

if you dont like your car sell it mate!

 

Sell it is right! Personally I'd never buy a rental car. From previous experience with several used automobiles (trucks/boats/cars/RV's etc), unless I can get the full previous maintenance records of a used vehicle I won't even think twice about not purchasing it. If all the records are made available I'll go through them carefully to make sure every problem was fixed. If the vehicle was dealer serviced, any dealer recommendations will be stated on the invoice!

Most of the time when you buy used, there is no warranty. Some companies offer aftermarket warranties as short as 3 months. Selection varies so shop the market carefully!