Signature Leasing in Austin, Texas

I found a car we were interested in online and we visited Signature to take it for a drive. I'm, like many, am skeptical when visiting a dealership and I liked what Derek (the person I dealt with) had to say. He represented a dealership that was small quality focused (quality of cars & service) in a way that is unusual in the industry. After a test drive I decided to purchase the car. I admittedly believed Derek's representation and asked if the car fax was clean and if I could have a copy of it (the car only had 16,000 miles on it). He replied yes to both enthusiastically. We went through the process and, like a fool, I did not get the carfax before we bought the car. Two days later I received an email from Derek that said he had the carfax and that there was rear end damage to the car which is "why I got such a good price". He actually emailed that to me. This car was for my 16 year old daughter and I told him from the start that I needed a perfect car with no damage history so it was as safe as possible. I got duped, period. Shame on me - I'm normally quite astute with things like this but made the mistake of believing was I was told. I guess that the notion of an honest used car dealer was refreshing and I got bit. Bottom line, we overpaid for a car that we thought was perfect and now our 16 year old daughter has to drive a car with damage history. Beware of this dealership - like others apparently they can't be trusted.