Ask them what the cost difference is between new aftermarket rotors and resurfacing the crap ones you have now. Also ask how much service life will be left on the rotors after they're resurfaced. Sometimes the cost difference at a dealership is small enough to justify just going with new aftermarkets.
I SAID TAKE IT SOMEWHERE AND HAVE IT FUCKING FLUSHED!!!!!
All that shit that is in your fluid is still inside the trans stuck to the walls and shit. Unless you have a good flush job done (something I'm certain your friend don't know how to do, let alone have the equipment for it.)
If you ignore me, your fucked. Going full sync is going to cause your trans to go out in a few miles with out a full flush.
I got new aftermarket rotors and pads put on for like $50 more at STS.
I already decided on this yesterday. I got nine quarts of OEM Hyundai SPIII ATF sitting in my garage so I will have the guys at STS do it (They quoted me $130).
I have a 2007 HHR and I haven't had one problem with it. I'm just saying. You're going to have more issues with used cars, of course, but there are faulty new ones out there, too. Buying a car is an all around gamble.