A warning about Rusnak Porsche Westlake Porsche

WOW, scum bags, but hey they are Car Sales "professionals". Turds is an understatement.

 

Wow is right .........Low of lows ....Did you actually pay for the PPI after that news ?

 

I wonder what PCNA would say about these business practises ...
https://www.porsche.com/usa/dialogue/contactandinformation/

Perhaps it would also make sense to post your experience to the rennlist forum, to warn our fellow enthusiasts there and to learn if someone else has something to say about that dealership.

 

Same thing happened to me a decade ago by an independent dealer, it really sucks. I would complain to Porsche NA.

 

Sorry to hear of your emotional agony. I had a similar experience attempting to buy an Aston Martin through a dealer some years ago. I learned that verbal agreement and handshake were not viewed as binding by all parties. After my offer was accepted verbally and with handshake the car was sold to someone else while I was at the bank arranging the funds. It was painful to learn other people's business practices did not meet my expectations. I have avoided repeating this experience since then. Fortunately it was only about a car.

 

Maybe they did you a favor.

After all.....you would have gone back to the owner with what you found from the inspection and in all likelihood requested that a price adjustment was in order or the problems needed to be fixed to complete the purchase. That would have reset the agreement you had with the Seller. Either way.....I will bet that you would not have been happy with the result.

BTW hopefully they were just mice. Rats love Porsche wiring and will wreak havoc if they get into a car.

And in closing.....it was very humane of you to leave the rats in the car so they can bond with other rats at Rusnak.

 

Contact Victoria Rusnak.

 

Disappointing from a mainline dealer especially…


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Reminds me of CNC Motors

 

CNC was rotten to the core , hopefully Rusnak was just a few bad apples . Still not good, and maybe some integrity comes from the top down .


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I think I was the last customer of CNC that didn’t get screwed. I financed a 2009 F430 one weekend, then picked it up the next. That could have gotten ugly for me, but fortunately it all worked out. I did have to hound them to get the pink slip to my Credit Union who financed it for me.

I’ve been following along with all the scandalous behavior. I guess a handshake doesn’t mean anything anymore. Glad I know that now.


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But not unique
Porsche dealers are the worst in the industry and PNA refuses to clean up their act
Google Champion Porsche and Chandler Porsche

Champion Porsche sold each GT3/2 car TWICE as New and only when paying buyers did not receive cars did things unravell

 

I learned that verbal agreement and handshake were not viewed as binding by all parties. After my offer was accepted verbally and with handshake the car was sold to someone else while I was at the bank arranging the funds.


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As many complaints against Ferrari dealer, Porsche is much much worse

 

Thanks for posting this and being specific with the names.

 

Same dealer now?

 

If you are asking about my experience (post #6, not the copied and pasted post later by someone else), then my disappointment happened at Newport Imports in the 1980s.

 

The 1 minute Google search reveals facts that even the usa attorney office is "advertising' for porsche dealers ;0

"Former Salesman of Porsche Dealership Pleads Guilty to Over $3 Million Fraud Scheme Involving Non-Existent Rare Porsche Models"
https://www.justice.gov/usao-sdfl/pr/former-salesman-porsche-dealership-pleads-guilty-over-3-million-fraud-scheme-involving



and again, this is the Porsche Premier Location astheir Flagship never punished by Porshe for bad behaviour
CHAMPION PORSCHE TRIED TO SCAM ME! (Dont let dealers get you like this)
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Wonder how he thought he would not get caught - talk about leaving a paper trail.