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I'm really not understanding this.
My dealer emailed me a sales contract for a GT4 in my name listing all the options, fees and taxes with a final amount owing on delivery minus my deposit.
I printed it out, signed it and emailed it back to SA. It's a done deal.
It is a signed contract/document so how could the dealer possibly screw any customer out of their GT4 purchase.
Impossible if you signed a sales contract.
Did you gents sign a sales contract??????
I have a signed "buyers order" which looks a lot like what I've signed when I've made car purchases before from dealers. It does say in the fine print that "this is an offer to purchase by the Purchaser, and is not an offer to sell by Porsche of X and further, that this offer to purchase does not become a binding contract on the parties hereto until accepted in writing by an authorized officer of Porsche of X." It shows the MSRP price, plus tax and fees and reflects my deposit amount and shows the net due. Signed by a sales manager and myself.
I also have a signed credit card receipt that shows the deposit amount and the dealer name but does not indicate what it is for.
And lastly, I have a Porsche build sheet that shows the dealer as the sold-to, myself as the customer, and has additional spots to sign hand-written for me to acknowledge the allocation month, freeze date, and eta. I have subsequent sheets and screenshots that show my name as the customer for the order.
Still...I'm going to remain skeptical until the car arrives and the deal is done as planned. Hence why I'm going to update this thread with my contribution later. Sorry to go off track here...
