BUYER BEWARE - Cobalt Blue 997 GT3
#106
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There's 2 cars being discussed in this thread--the car you are discussing and a US car that was for sale for the past 16 months or so at a BC Porsche dealer here in Canada. And yes those are my seats
#107
Nordschleife Master
#108
Three Wheelin'
Jason thanks for posting the info on the Vancouver Cobalt blue GT3. That is really disappointing. I can only imagine the amount of tire kickers they have had in the last year.
For future searches: WP0AC29907S793002
https://www.porschevancouver.ca/inve...etallic+794551
For future searches: WP0AC29907S793002
https://www.porschevancouver.ca/inve...etallic+794551
WP0AC29947S793052
https://theluxuryautohaus.com/invent...997%20C2%20GT3
and the one in CA
WP0AC29907S793002
https://www.porschevancouver.ca/inve...etallic+794551
#109
Nordschleife Master
how about "don't buy from a dealer, they're all crooks"
or, "don't trust white guys"
anymore broad stroke gems up your sleeve?
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#111
Nordschleife Master
#113
Nordschleife Master
smart!
#114
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Thread Starter
Guys. Relax.
FWIW I love cobalt blue and secretly kind of wish mine was! (although my favorite blue of all time was the Interlagos Blue on my E46 M3. Might still pick up an early E90 M3 as a daily to get that color again!)
Cheers to all on this holiday weekend
FWIW I love cobalt blue and secretly kind of wish mine was! (although my favorite blue of all time was the Interlagos Blue on my E46 M3. Might still pick up an early E90 M3 as a daily to get that color again!)
Cheers to all on this holiday weekend
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Well I don't know if you can hold the owner responsible for that missed history on the car. I think any human being would have done the same in this case. Imagine the gt4 you are trading in for that speed yellow gt3 was damaged and carfax was "clean". What would you do? Tell the dealer your car is damaged and get hit on the trade in value?
I think it was the responsibility of the dealer to do his homework on the car before the transaction. For once dealership got screwed.... it is a premiere! Which is hard to believe
I think it was the responsibility of the dealer to do his homework on the car before the transaction. For once dealership got screwed.... it is a premiere! Which is hard to believe
Lies are lies, regardless of to whom they are being told. An error of omission is a lie.
You can't jump on a dealer for failing to disclose the history on a car when you admit that you might not disclose the same history to the dealer in order to make out better on your trade. That's fraud right there - lying for a financial advantage.
There's a serious double standard going on in this post, given that the entire thread is castrating a dealer for not disclosing the damage history on a vehicle.
#119
Burning Brakes
Was just thinking about this car
#120
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