<prompt> Human: So after a test drive and discussion including asking about any known problems about the car, my husband and I agreed to a credit check for financing. Three hours later the salesman tells us oops! there should have been a sticker in the vehicle showing it was reaquired by the manufacturer. We inquire why and he shows us the paperwork showing the car has a major electrical problems and keeps draining the battery while sitting. The first shop could not replicate the problem, it was in many more times in different shop including Ford over a period of months and it doesnt show that the cause was ever found. Now as I understand it, manufacturer buybacks happen for 2 reasons: the car is a lemon and they cant figure out how to fix it, or buyer remorse. This car had two different owners, so probably not the latter. They did not have the actual title to the car because of this.We specifically said we wanted to look at this car when we contacted the dealership. I would have never let them run a credit check for financing had I known this about the car. Is this fraud? Should we file a complaint with the FEC? I dont need any even small drop in my credit rating because some jackass lied to me about a lemon car, Im in the middle of trying to finance a car. Im so mad! What should we do?  <response>: Dont buy that car! Dodged a bullet with that one. I cant offer anything about the credit check. 