I purchased a used 2011 sedan back in march for my business. I was told everything was fine with it but when I went to get the sticker, the worker told me that they couldn't issue me one because the OBD wasn't working. Their scanner couldn't even connect to it. I called the dealership and they told me to bring it back so they can fix it. After I did that, I went back to the shop to get the sticker but they still couldn't connect. I argued that the dealership had fixed it, so they ended up giving me the sticker.  A month or so later, I brought my car to a repair shop because it was pulling to one side. While the car was getting aligned, I asked the mechanic to check out the OBD. He told me that it wasn't working. Once again, I called the dealership and brought it in for them to fix. Today, about 5 months later, I brought my car back to the same repair shop for him to look at some stuff and he mentioned that the OBD STILL wasn't working. I just got off the phone with the dealership but they basically said I'm shit out of luck and that they can't do anything. The mechanic at the repair shop had said that the dealership had a legal obligation to fix it.
Also, I have a one year warranty that should still be in affect but the dealership is claiming the warranty doesn't cover that. 

I am a broke 22 y/o college student so I can't really afford put down too much money to fix it and unfortunately the OBD is really expensive. 

What are my options?
user
Bought a car from dealership. Dealership sold me a car that had a defective OBD. They are refusing to fix it.
assistant
I purchased a used 2011 sedan back in march for my business. I was told everything was fine with it but when I went to get the sticker, the worker told me that they couldn't issue me one because the OBD wasn't working. Their scanner couldn't even connect to it. I called the dealership and they told me to bring it back so they can fix it. After I did that, I went back to the shop to get the sticker but they still couldn't connect. I argued that the dealership had fixed it, so they ended up giving me the sticker.  A month or so later, I brought my car to a repair shop because it was pulling to one side. While the car was getting aligned, I asked the mechanic to check out the OBD. He told me that it wasn't working. Once again, I called the dealership and brought it in for them to fix. Today, about 5 months later, I brought my car back to the same repair shop for him to look at some stuff and he mentioned that the OBD STILL wasn't working. I just got off the phone with the dealership but they basically said I'm shit out of luck and that they can't do anything. The mechanic at the repair shop had said that the dealership had a legal obligation to fix it.
Also, I have a one year warranty that should still be in affect but the dealership is claiming the warranty doesn't cover that. 

I am a broke 22 y/o college student so I can't really afford put down too much money to fix it and unfortunately the OBD is really expensive. 

What are my options?
user
Dealership sold me a car with a defective OBD. The mechanic at the repair shop said that they were obligated to fix it. I'm
assistant