What is a 89 944 turbo S with a blown motor worth?
03-21-2006, 03:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Ahmet
I have been trying to get in touch with you to buy that car from you. I was ready to offer you quite a bit more than the offers you've had so far. You really ought to at least get back to the people that maybe interested in your car after advertising it for sale...
That said, sorry to hear your troubles. There's no reason you should allow them to force you into a 12k decision just to be nice.
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That said, sorry to hear your troubles. There's no reason you should allow them to force you into a 12k decision just to be nice.
Ahmet
Ahmet I really apologize about not getting back to you. When I found out about the situation regarding the shop I did not want to give anyone information that I was not sure of yet with regards to price. I was in a state of shock at what had happened with my car yesterday and was very angry at the fact that I had lost my opportunity to sell the car to someone who could pick it up for 1/3rd of what I am going to have to sell it for now.
03-21-2006, 05:05 PM
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Originally Posted by 944TURBOS
no, no written contract, but I did ask him to send me a quote and options as to what we were going to do before any work was done. I explicitly asked this when we spoke many times on the phone. I wanted to excercise my options before making any decisions but now I have no options left!
03-21-2006, 06:12 PM
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Something is not right. Why would a shop replace a engine without a written consent?
03-23-2006, 12:32 AM
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Without written authorization, no charge can be made for any work or parts used. The Authorization for work done etc, is very clear for Auto repair shops. It comes under the B&P code. The engine must be returned to you when asked for. I am not sure, but the shop could disassemble the engine, and re assemble it with all of your old parts etc, and returned to you in the same state you gave it to them. This work cannot be charged either. You may check that, it may also be their loss and it must be returned in its present state without charge. They do not have a leg to stand on here. You control the situation. If it goes to court, they will lose, and could also be liable for any expenses you incurr. These could be Rental car charges, legal fees etc. Good luck.
