Car Dealer is screwing me!
10-12-2007, 03:46 AM
#137
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Well an update.
We sent him a "deal" email, saying I would swap the wheels, @ the porsche dealer & he would give me $1000 towards new wheels & swap the rubber over, & keep the old chrome wheels. We also put in the email, about his lies, & screwing with us. He never replied.
So I had the wheels swapped, & so far we have not got any word for him, I'm thinking he just cut his loss with us. We still owe him a small sum of $$ for the down-payment that is less the $1000 we proposed. He will not return any phone calls after the email was sent.
Now, that the LOAN IS VALID, & the car is in fact mine, with the ugly chrome wheels here is some info...
The Dealership
http://www.luxurycarsnw.com/index.php
The owner is Andrew Plummer, & he is the one who sold me the car, & screwed me over.
We are also drafting letters to the State Attorney General, BBB, & looking at what we can do about submitting a fraud claim with the Dealers Network. We are also thinking about calling the local news, or submitting a editorial to the paper. But I feel non-Porsche owners will not have much sympathy about some one complaining about buying a Porsche.
Thanks for the advice, in the end the car was worth more then a set of wheels.
This is the car, that the wheels came off of
To all those who said I was full of ****, you can go to hell. This was a very traumatic thing, & really worked me over this week. I'm not rich, & this is my dream car, that I worked almost 10 years to get.
We sent him a "deal" email, saying I would swap the wheels, @ the porsche dealer & he would give me $1000 towards new wheels & swap the rubber over, & keep the old chrome wheels. We also put in the email, about his lies, & screwing with us. He never replied.
So I had the wheels swapped, & so far we have not got any word for him, I'm thinking he just cut his loss with us. We still owe him a small sum of $$ for the down-payment that is less the $1000 we proposed. He will not return any phone calls after the email was sent.
Now, that the LOAN IS VALID, & the car is in fact mine, with the ugly chrome wheels here is some info...
The Dealership
http://www.luxurycarsnw.com/index.php
The owner is Andrew Plummer, & he is the one who sold me the car, & screwed me over.
We are also drafting letters to the State Attorney General, BBB, & looking at what we can do about submitting a fraud claim with the Dealers Network. We are also thinking about calling the local news, or submitting a editorial to the paper. But I feel non-Porsche owners will not have much sympathy about some one complaining about buying a Porsche.
Thanks for the advice, in the end the car was worth more then a set of wheels.
This is the car, that the wheels came off of
To all those who said I was full of ****, you can go to hell. This was a very traumatic thing, & really worked me over this week. I'm not rich, & this is my dream car, that I worked almost 10 years to get.
10-12-2007, 07:10 AM
#138
Drifting
Well an update.
We sent him a "deal" email, saying I would swap the wheels, @ the porsche dealer & he would give me $1000 towards new wheels & swap the rubber over, & keep the old chrome wheels. We also put in the email, about his lies, & screwing with us. He never replied.
So I had the wheels swapped, & so far we have not got any word for him, I'm thinking he just cut his loss with us. We still owe him a small sum of $$ for the down-payment that is less the $1000 we proposed. He will not return any phone calls after the email was sent.
Now, that the LOAN IS VALID, & the car is in fact mine, with the ugly chrome wheels here is some info...
The Dealership
http://www.luxurycarsnw.com/index.php
The owner is Andrew Plummer, & he is the one who sold me the car, & screwed me over.
We are also drafting letters to the State Attorney General, BBB, & looking at what we can do about submitting a fraud claim with the Dealers Network. We are also thinking about calling the local news, or submitting a editorial to the paper. But I feel non-Porsche owners will not have much sympathy about some one complaining about buying a Porsche.
Thanks for the advice, in the end the car was worth more then a set of wheels.
This is the car, that the wheels came off of
To all those who said I was full of ****, you can go to hell. This was a very traumatic thing, & really worked me over this week. I'm not rich, & this is my dream car, that I worked almost 10 years to get.
We sent him a "deal" email, saying I would swap the wheels, @ the porsche dealer & he would give me $1000 towards new wheels & swap the rubber over, & keep the old chrome wheels. We also put in the email, about his lies, & screwing with us. He never replied.
So I had the wheels swapped, & so far we have not got any word for him, I'm thinking he just cut his loss with us. We still owe him a small sum of $$ for the down-payment that is less the $1000 we proposed. He will not return any phone calls after the email was sent.
Now, that the LOAN IS VALID, & the car is in fact mine, with the ugly chrome wheels here is some info...
The Dealership
http://www.luxurycarsnw.com/index.php
The owner is Andrew Plummer, & he is the one who sold me the car, & screwed me over.
We are also drafting letters to the State Attorney General, BBB, & looking at what we can do about submitting a fraud claim with the Dealers Network. We are also thinking about calling the local news, or submitting a editorial to the paper. But I feel non-Porsche owners will not have much sympathy about some one complaining about buying a Porsche.
Thanks for the advice, in the end the car was worth more then a set of wheels.
This is the car, that the wheels came off of
To all those who said I was full of ****, you can go to hell. This was a very traumatic thing, & really worked me over this week. I'm not rich, & this is my dream car, that I worked almost 10 years to get.
Can you repost the photo of your car - for some reason I can't find it in this thread...
mar
10-12-2007, 08:39 AM
#140
I've never taken out a loan for anything except a house, so I'm confused about what the fuss was about to begin with (all paperwork and documents supposedly completed and signed by both parties) and also how a check for a down payment somehow wasn't included with the original paperwork.
If it was truly a done deal from the start, I wouldn't have lost a second of sleep if the dealer was threatening me with not submitting the paperwork to the loan company to get his money. ("I'm so mad at the guy I just officially sold a car to that I'm not going to take the money- that'll really teach him a lesson!") The dealer would have come to his senses in a week unless he has very serious mental issues. No big deal if you have to re-sign some paperwork at that point.
But the second part is the part that REALLY intrigues me. After all this, how is it possible to still owe a down payment (especially one where you can adjust the amount) after all the dust has settled?
I don't understand the whole episode, but no one has ever accused me of being the sharpest knife in the kitchen.
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