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#18
06-18-2009 | 12:11 AM
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In CA it is illegal not to return your deposit. I know this because my Porsche dealer told me so when I ordered my turbo. You can cancel for any reason and as long as you don't take delivery, they are legally bound to return your deposit. Good luck.
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06-18-2009 | 07:27 AM
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I wonder if it's the same in NY?
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06-18-2009 | 08:32 AM
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I ordered a 09 Turbo last year for a February delivery. In December I cancelled the order as I found a smoking deal on a 08 997TT Cab. The dealer returned my $3000 deposit within two weeks of the cancellation. As stated above, in California the dealer must return the deposit if you do not take delivery.
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06-18-2009 | 10:34 AM
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I think it would be because a lot could happen between the time of order and delivery like a major lifestyle change due to job loss, injury, etc... I would think PCNA should be able to help resolve this.
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06-18-2009 | 10:47 AM
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Pure and simple --they suck!!!
Every person I have ever known in yoiur shoes eventually got his money back from a dealership but they earned every cent of it in unnecessary aggravation .
Have an attorney draft a letter and incude a deadline for them to pay . This way your request is documented in writing rather than verbal .
If they don't comply .. that letter plus your contract receipt ought to be enough to file a claim.
It will take months . You will get it back .
Every person I have ever known in yoiur shoes eventually got his money back from a dealership but they earned every cent of it in unnecessary aggravation .
Have an attorney draft a letter and incude a deadline for them to pay . This way your request is documented in writing rather than verbal .
If they don't comply .. that letter plus your contract receipt ought to be enough to file a claim.
It will take months . You will get it back .
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