Buyer Beware Newport Auto CA
#16
09-25-2008 | 02:34 PM
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Microboby,
Couldn't agree more regarding feedback. The sooner these guys wise up to the fact that these kind of business practices do not stay 'under wraps' the sooner perhaps they will be more inclined not to bend over the next customer.
J
Couldn't agree more regarding feedback. The sooner these guys wise up to the fact that these kind of business practices do not stay 'under wraps' the sooner perhaps they will be more inclined not to bend over the next customer.
J
#17
09-25-2008 | 10:30 PM
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From: Laguna Beach, CA
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"A key for this car is $600.....since you do not have the second one here and you agreed to two keys, I'll make it easy on everyone and get it taken care of myself. This way you don't have to screw around with the dealership. Here's a check for the car for $59,400. Have a nice day."
That's what irks me the most here- the fact that the fobs very well may be in some unorganized drawer and they're just too lazy to spend the 20-30 minutes to find/ship them.
OP - thanks for the heads-up, I'm currently browsing 996 Turbos in the South County area so this is one I'll surely avoid.
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