'Since there's nothing wrong with it you can buy it:' Customer's vehicle keeps malfunctioning, car dealership keeps saying it's fine, malicious compliance ensues

There is nothing more frustrating than being told something is fixed when you know in your soul that it is still not working. Most of the time, when this happens, the item that's malfunctioning is minor, such as a sink faucet. In this case, however, we're talking about someone's car. 

This customer kept trying to get his vehicle fixed because he was consistently receiving error messages. After dropping $2,000 to get it repaired, he retrieved his vehicle and was specifically told that everything was in the clear, only to get back into his car and immediately receive a slew of error codes again. Obviously, driving a malfunctioning car is not safe, and getting it repaired was not only expensive, but it also wasn't even working. 

So, after hearing all this nonsense from the dealership about how the car was totally functioning, the customer decided to see if they were comfortable taking it back. Keep scrolling below for the fallout. For more stories like this, check out this post about a teacher's well-deserved malicious compliance.