If you’re planning on buying a used vehicle from a dealership, a new report says you’re probably in for a headache.

Nearly three out of four British Columbians say they don’t trust used car dealerships, according to a recent survey conducted by the Angus Reid Institute and Clutch — an online platform for buying and selling used vehicles.

The report highlights the top frustrations for buyers: undisclosed issues with the vehicle, price negotiating, high-pressure sales tactics, and hidden fees.

Data shows four out of five British Columbians say they’ve faced problems with a used-car purchase.

“The used car-buying experience is pretty broken for Canadians,” said Dan Park, CEO of Clutch.

“It feels pretty wild that in order to buy a used car, you either have to spend 5 to 6 hours at a deale

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