I second this...Im only local so I cant say this is true...but Ive heard your not the only out of stater who has had some similar problems...Brandywine should be just as fair to the out of state people as they are to the in-state people...even still...there are much worse things that could happen than this slip up...Ive only had great things from them thusfar...

 

I agree that the situation at hand was handled wrong, but keep in mind that Kyle really has no say if the GM sold the car from under him.

 

Really sucks to have a forum sponsor did that to a board member. Next time demand a purchase order fax to you before giving them the deposit.

 

Finally, a statement that makes sense...
-Marc

 

That sucks...seen a used midnight blue GT3 with only 500 miles on the clock in the showroom at Pacific Porsche / Torrance, Ca with not allot of options. Might be your solution

 

All this touchy, feely stuff is fine and dandy, yet my solution: Sue them! Would this type of exchange be taking place if we were dealing with a home, or perhaps an organ transplant? I think not. While I only know about Texas law, the common law is similar in all states, and as such, i believe you have a legally enforceable contract. Either you demand specific performance, or seek liquidated damages.

 

should they remain a board sponsor?

 

That comment alone would send me over the edge.

 

As much as I agree, that the situation was handled completely wrong; I think thats going a little bit too far.

 

really? That's why dealers get away with the crap they do.

 

I think in order for them to redeem themselves, they should allocate a car for him at the agreed price or a better price, something along those lines.

 

Get ahold of that GM and work towards a deal at list on another one.
Also, simultaneously start working with PCNA zone rep or Schwartzenbauer.

NOT ACCEPTIBLE, needs more work!

sorry to hear, I would be beside myself.

Marty K.

 

Sure. That's what i was getting at when i meant specific performance, but to just give him a "sorry" and go about their business is wrong.

 

Gotcha, I agree.

 

sorry to hear but Sh&% happens. Worst thing you can do is sit and "marinate in it". You've let people know about it and so it's time to move on.

You'll be much happier. Good luck in the search - it's half the fun