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03-29-2008 | 01:16 PM
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Hey Fred, I actually already talked with Gary about a GT3 but i'll give him a ring about my Turbo.
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03-30-2008 | 12:26 PM
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I saw a Speed Gallery equip'd 996TT at Steven's Creek Porsche on their showroom floor just a short time ago. I don't remember all the mods, but it was pumped up a bit...
Good luck with your sale.
Good luck with your sale.
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04-04-2008 | 04:24 PM
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Stay Away from Enigma. This just in.
This was in the Mercury News today.
DMV Search warrants served at Dublin car dealership
By Sophia Kazmi
STAFF WRITER
Article Launched: 03/28/2008 08:29:31 PM PDT
DUBLIN -- Dublin police and the Department of Motor Vehicles are investigating possible fraudulent activity at a luxury car consignment dealership.
According to a press release from Dublin police, officers and DMV workers served search warrants on Friday morning at Enigma Motors on Dougherty Road and at an unnamed other Dublin business; as well as at a residence in unincorporated Contra Costa County.
Evidence was taken from the location, said Dublin police Detective Nick Soares, but no one was arrested.
The DMV has received 29 complaints of fraudulent transactions against Enigma since last year, Soares said.. Police investigators have five additional reports, he said.
"In most cases it's a person who consigned the car at Enigma and had trouble being paid and (the person who) purchased the car having trouble getting the title," Soares said.
The investigation is ongoing, he said.
A call to Engima Motors was not returned Friday evening.
Engima has shut down its operation. According to the press release, the DMV has revoked its license to sell vehicles in Dublin.
Police ask anyone with information to call 925-833-6670.
Sophia Kazmi covers Dublin. Reach her at skazmi@bayareanewsgroup.com or 925-847-2122.
This was in the Mercury News today.
DMV Search warrants served at Dublin car dealership
By Sophia Kazmi
STAFF WRITER
Article Launched: 03/28/2008 08:29:31 PM PDT
DUBLIN -- Dublin police and the Department of Motor Vehicles are investigating possible fraudulent activity at a luxury car consignment dealership.
According to a press release from Dublin police, officers and DMV workers served search warrants on Friday morning at Enigma Motors on Dougherty Road and at an unnamed other Dublin business; as well as at a residence in unincorporated Contra Costa County.
Evidence was taken from the location, said Dublin police Detective Nick Soares, but no one was arrested.
The DMV has received 29 complaints of fraudulent transactions against Enigma since last year, Soares said.. Police investigators have five additional reports, he said.
"In most cases it's a person who consigned the car at Enigma and had trouble being paid and (the person who) purchased the car having trouble getting the title," Soares said.
The investigation is ongoing, he said.
A call to Engima Motors was not returned Friday evening.
Engima has shut down its operation. According to the press release, the DMV has revoked its license to sell vehicles in Dublin.
Police ask anyone with information to call 925-833-6670.
Sophia Kazmi covers Dublin. Reach her at skazmi@bayareanewsgroup.com or 925-847-2122.
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