2023 Infiniti Q50

The Steering Assembly is faulty in the vehicle. I purchase this vehicle as a used Certified preowned vehicle from Hart Infinity in Connecticut. I looked at several one year old Infiniti's as I had an accident in my 2019 and it was totaled. As I was looking, I notices that several of the vehicles had curb rash on the front rims as well as the one I purchased. After I bought mine in July 2024 I noticed that on uneven pavement the vehicle would pull left and right an I had to fight the steering wheel to keep the car in my lane. My safety was at risk because if I didn't maintain control I could crash into someone. I did some research on some sites and there was several people talking about the same issue. Some thought it was the run flat tires. I replaced my tires and still had the problem. Others thought it was the sway bar. I replaced mine with an after market to try to fix and that didn't fix it either. So then I went to the dealership and they checked it and did an alignment. It didn't fix the problem. After doing more research I found that a lot of people was having this issue. Since I had the rim rash on the rim when I purchase I thought maybe someone had an accident and something else was wrong like the lower control arm. I took it back again to another dealer and they said the control arm was fine and that I they did an alignment. I told them that it wasn't the issue that they did that last time and asked them to keep looking. They service rep said he talked to his head mechanic and he said that he just fixed that issue on another car and it was the steering assembly. Now the dealership is trying to charge me $5000 to repair the steering assembly and it was an issue with the car from purchase. After doing more research I found that they had issues with the steering assembly in previous models and there have been recalls. Please hold Infiniti responsible for putting people safety in jeopardy. They should repair a major flaw with there vehicle.