<human>: I bought an 06 scion xb from a dealership in my town. A month into having it, the dealership calls me regarding a title issue. Apparently the previous owner put an estimated amount of miles on the title when he signed it over and the auction didn't catch it. When the dealership bought it, they didn't catch it either.  It wasn't until they tried signing it to me that it was noticed and now the true miles are "unknown". This puts a red flag on my Carfax and makes my title a box c. Ultimately the value of my car dropped and I can't trade it to a dealer because banks won't finance a dirty title.

They offered me my down payment plus the money I put it in it. Or I can keep it knowing that in the future, it's going to harder to sell.

Of course I asked for my money back, but they were not happy with that. This particular dealership has five lots in my town so the GA drove from one of the other lots to this one to try and get me out of taking my money back. He offered me cars at the same price(literally driving me to every one of their lots), or cheaper ones I could pay in full with the amount of money I put down. I was consistent with wanting my money back. He got real pissed, made some phone calls, and ended with the idea that they would be allowed to pay me 1,505. Thats 15 cents per mile I drove it plus a $195 detailing ignoring the 380 I put into it at the shop. My down payment was 2,000. I told them to keep the check for now. I wanted to talk to the owner.

Now everyone's avoiding me.

What can I do about this if they refuse to give me all of my money back?
I feel like this isn't my fault and I should be compensated for the devaluing of my car that was done on their part.

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: dealership messed up my title. Car worth less than I bought it for. They offered to give me money back. When I accepted my money back, offered $880 less than they originally said.