what's wrong with this car
#1
07-17-2006, 08:26 PM
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what's wrong with this car
I'm wondering why this car is cheap. it looks so nice it has a lot of option but the pirce........ dunno is some thing wrong with wicked i have no idea about this company
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...RK%3AMEWA%3AIT
thank you
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...RK%3AMEWA%3AIT
thank you
Last edited by cayenne_ksa; 07-17-2006 at 08:32 PM.
#2
07-17-2006, 11:49 PM
They used to sell the cars with salvage titles or damaged in the accidents and then repaired. I think they just get a f***ed up car, repair and modify it using the the tuner parts. This way there is always a reason why the car was painted or why some panels might not be adjusted properly.
Check out how the front bumper is aligned comparing to the hood:
Look at this car:300006033325
"We took a stock 1999 Porsche 996 Cabriolet and we removed every body panel on the car apart from the doors. Then we ordered all Factory OEM Porsche Twin Turbo Front Fenders and Rear quarter panels. Once our Expert Fabricators installed the factory front fenders and rear quarter panels, we then went further, where no Porsche Custom shop has gone before, we added 2 inches on each of the front fenders and a wopping 5.5 inches to each of the rear quarter panel "in medal NOT fiberglass" by hand, in individual sections (this process takes 3 months). Once the front fenders and rear quarter panels were perfectly shaped, we began modifying the front techart style front bumper and rear turbo bumper and expanding them to accommodate the wider custom body as only we can. Then we went to the Rocker panels, the rocker panels had to be customized to accomidate the extreme curves of the wide body. Then we installed our custom Wicked Type-3 hood with lines and contours to accentuate the lines and curves of the entire car. Finally, the last body part our own GT2 Decklid and Wing was
installed. Once all the body work and modifications were done, we took everything off to paint them. Once everything was painted in parts, we then installed them on the car and prepped the car for 2 weeks before we began the painting stages on the car. The paint job on the car looks like black glass, it is so gorgeous you would be afraid to touch it in fear of putting one finger print on it"
I bet this car was in the major accident.....why would anyone in the world put so many aftermarket parts on it and sell it for 1/2 price.
Look at their disclaimer:
"We cannot know if a car has "ever" been in an accident or ever had major mechanical issues unless we have owned the car it's entire life and sellers who tell you otherwise are not being completely truthful."
Very enthical and hopefully someone will sue them...
Check out how the front bumper is aligned comparing to the hood:
Look at this car:300006033325
"We took a stock 1999 Porsche 996 Cabriolet and we removed every body panel on the car apart from the doors. Then we ordered all Factory OEM Porsche Twin Turbo Front Fenders and Rear quarter panels. Once our Expert Fabricators installed the factory front fenders and rear quarter panels, we then went further, where no Porsche Custom shop has gone before, we added 2 inches on each of the front fenders and a wopping 5.5 inches to each of the rear quarter panel "in medal NOT fiberglass" by hand, in individual sections (this process takes 3 months). Once the front fenders and rear quarter panels were perfectly shaped, we began modifying the front techart style front bumper and rear turbo bumper and expanding them to accommodate the wider custom body as only we can. Then we went to the Rocker panels, the rocker panels had to be customized to accomidate the extreme curves of the wide body. Then we installed our custom Wicked Type-3 hood with lines and contours to accentuate the lines and curves of the entire car. Finally, the last body part our own GT2 Decklid and Wing was
installed. Once all the body work and modifications were done, we took everything off to paint them. Once everything was painted in parts, we then installed them on the car and prepped the car for 2 weeks before we began the painting stages on the car. The paint job on the car looks like black glass, it is so gorgeous you would be afraid to touch it in fear of putting one finger print on it"
I bet this car was in the major accident.....why would anyone in the world put so many aftermarket parts on it and sell it for 1/2 price.
Look at their disclaimer:
"We cannot know if a car has "ever" been in an accident or ever had major mechanical issues unless we have owned the car it's entire life and sellers who tell you otherwise are not being completely truthful."
Very enthical and hopefully someone will sue them...
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07-18-2006, 01:02 AM
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u can tell that's a knock-off aero wing by the pics especially the open decklid pics. therefore the front bumper is most likely knock-off as well. u can see how poor the fitment is.
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07-18-2006, 09:41 AM
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#8
11-04-2007, 01:58 PM
Wicked Motor Works
When you say "Those guys are a bunch of crooks" What do you base that on? Can you tell me, because I own Wicked and I would love to know??? I can't believe someone like you is a Surgeon.
I don't understand all the HATE and where it comes from?
We are an extremely reputable company and we produce some of the most beautiful Wide Body Porsches on the market.
Where do you get your accusations???
I don't understand all the HATE and where it comes from?
We are an extremely reputable company and we produce some of the most beautiful Wide Body Porsches on the market.
Where do you get your accusations???
#9
11-04-2007, 11:06 PM
I would think that selling a salvage 996 Carrera as a 997 Convertible GT2 would be up there.
#10
11-05-2007, 08:51 AM
Haha. How come all the drama is in the 966 forum? This thread is very tame in comparison. Anyway, a good tip you should probably stay away from a company is that their website is rife with spelling and grammatical errors. If they can't bother to pay someone to proofread their website, how careful do you think they are with the cars? That "08 cab" makes me laugh AND cry.
#13
11-05-2007, 04:14 PM
Dude, have you ever heard of libel? I don't have an opinion on Wicked or their cars, but you are opening yourself up big time to a lawsuit here.
#14
11-05-2007, 05:25 PM
There is a potential problem with the "disclaimer" quoted above. It is not OK to say that you "don't know" what may have happened to a car before you owned it, if you do know something bad happened to a car (crash, fire, flood, etc.). Putting aside legal issues, it's just not being an upfront business person. It seemed from WMS guys' earlier message on the 996 board, that he had a pretty good idea of what happened to at least some of the cars he sells. It would be better if his ads described "salvage title" and what happened to a particular car. He would also avoid people being "haters" on websites. Although they might still dislike his vulgar cars, they would have more respect for him.
#15
11-05-2007, 07:35 PM
call me old fashioned-but I just dont trust e-bay- especially when it comes to sight un-seen car purchases