A car dealer says a Porsche sale turned into a headache after the buyer claimed the vehicle was missing a feature he thought he was getting.
Car salesman Ali Talebi (@alitalebiauto) shared the story in a recent video, saying, “A California Porsche deal became a nightmare very fast.”
Talebi, whose online bios say he’s the president and CEO of Hi-Line Auto Group, which operates four dealerships in North Carolina and South Carolina, says he sold a Porsche Cayenne to a client in California. The purchase started remotely, but he adds that the buyer “even flew in” before finalizing everything.
He says there were issues with the buyer’s credit, so the dealership took about two weeks to complete the purchase.
After the customer had the car shipped, Talebi says the buyer reached out days later and claimed the Porsche was “not a Platinum edition,” even though it was advertised as one.
