I went to the dealer to buy my car and asked for a carfax before I purchased it. To my astonishment the salesman kept telling me heres the car fox, and kept mumbling about a double rainbow and tears of joy that never felt so sad. It was like they were speaking another language. I kept insisting that he had the option of giving me a car fax maybe. Well After I got home I ran the real carfax on it and it showed over several Major accidents and a salvage title. It makes sense now how the grill, tail lights, both doors and hood don't line up well. Also I finally know that the water stain line on the headliner wasn't a factory installed option like the salesman said. I called them Monday to complain about the "speed stain lines" and salvage thing. They told me it was most likely caused by a "loose nut behind the wheel" I don't know what that has to do with any of my concerns but they advised me to take the car to a specially trained 4 cylinder flcks capacitor shop. I have been calling around and have no idea who specializes in these. I guess its a very complicated vehicle because all the automotive shops I call (that don't immediately hang up on me) just sit there on the phone and laugh for 5 minutes straight and wont answer any of my questions. I called my dealer back and they said the ones furthest away are the ones i need to go to. Specialty shops aside I know they must be out there because I see a few of my same car on the road from time to time. I should have bought the less expensive model instead of the "Leymon Steemer performance package" as the sales man told me. Nothing about this car feels like it has any performance package. Id sure hate to be stuck with the standard base model though. This car creeks, sways, and wanders aggressively enough even with the suspension package. I feel sorry for the owners of the base models I see on the road. They don't even have the "semi slick willy" speed tires (slick on the inside and tread on the outside) pretty cool. (inside also has speed grabber lines showing through) I wish I did the car fax sooner.