BRZ Sport Tech For Sale - Toronto

[roban86]

2013 Subaru BRZ Sport Tech 6sp manual in Satin Pearl White
upgrade: Autodim with homelink
Readily available. No waiting with pre-orders.
Price is roughly $36,000 all inclusive including tax

Contact Lisa Stein at Willowdale Subaru 416-221-8876 x18230

I'm trying to help sell it to get my deposit back.

[chenshuo]

Originally Posted by roban86

2013 Subaru BRZ Sport Tech 6sp manual in Satin Pearl White
upgrade: Autodim with homelink
Readily available. No waiting with pre-orders.
Price is roughly $36,000 all inclusive including tax

Contact Lisa Stein at Willowdale Subaru 416-221-8876 x18230

I'm trying to help sell it to get my deposit back.

Why dont you want the car anymore?

[Skurj]

You should get the deposit back anyways. I was put in the same situation by DVN when I decided to cancel my FRS order (after I found a BRZ on the lot elsewhere), and then they called me a few days later to say they were refunding my deposit.

[Myv]

How many KM was on it, wondering if this is the car the dealer called me about saying they got one coming sooner than they thought when my original date is end of April. Don't really want it until April ish though, when it's nicer out.

[Myv]

Originally Posted by roban86

I was buying the car with my grandfather. The delivery was late by 2 months and he died during that time. I simply want my deposit back and move on.

I could go through the courts with the Contract but I'd like to avoid that and just find a buyer for resolution.

The car has under 10km on it.

If you know anyone that's interested, please let me know.

Thanks.

Sorry to hear that Best of luck!

[Skurj]

Originally Posted by roban86

I was buying the car with my grandfather. The delivery was late by 2 months and he died during that time. I simply want my deposit back and move on.

I could go through the courts with the Contract but I'd like to avoid that and just find a buyer for resolution.

The car has under 10km on it.

If you know anyone that's interested, please let me know.

Thanks.

That dealer needs to be shamed!

That really sucks, sorry for your loss.

[wbradley]

Really sorry about your grandad, sounds he cared a lot for you and he wished for you to have the car. Gotta appreciate them when you still have them, parents too.

However, I am sure you realize the only thing that entitles you to a refund in this case is the terms of the sale agreement or possibly Ontario law.

Frankly I am surprised they dont want to do the refund. Especially if they can easily resell the car. It's just good PR. On the other hand if it sits a month or two they incur interest carrying charges.

Weitzes told me my deposit was refundable but that was at the very beginning when there were all kinds of people to take mine if I passed.

[picus]

There is no way I would purposefully enter a contract with a dealer that won't refund a deposit on a car after the death of one of the buyers. More especially a car that they will clearly have no problem selling. They are just money hungry. Shame on them.

[wbradley]

Originally Posted by picus

There is no way I would purposefully enter a contract with a dealer that won't refund a deposit on a car after the death of one of the buyers. More especially a car that they will clearly have no problem selling. They are just money hungry. Shame on them.

Sorry to say, but trying to break the terms of a contract on the grounds of sympathy is not common business practice. In fact, some people would resort to lying about a death just to obtain consideration not already available.

They should refund the deposit on the grounds that they incurred no loss with the cancellation of the order, assuming they sell the car to the next person very quickly. In 1990 I used to take $500 refundable deposits for the Miatas. If one guy backed out, the next guy grabbed it. Maybe not in the winter though.

[djdnz]

So you purchased the car before it actually was received? Deposits can be refunded, unless you signed a contract of course.

[chenshuo]

if it's just a deposit then can you just talk to the sales manager and get the money back? I mean after all it's late by 2 months.
HOWEVER, if you signed a financing plan then that's a different story.

[Skurj]

Originally Posted by chenshuo

if it's just a deposit then can you just talk to the sales manager and get the money back? I mean after all it's late by 2 months.
HOWEVER, if you signed a financing plan then that's a different story.

I signed a purchase agreement and left a $500 deposit, negotiated financing accessories, warranty the works and still got my deposit back.

[blueeagle]

PMed

[picus]

Originally Posted by wbradley

Sorry to say, but trying to break the terms of a contract on the grounds of sympathy is not common business practice. In fact, some people would resort to lying about a death just to obtain consideration not already available.

They should refund the deposit on the grounds that they incurred no loss with the cancellation of the order, assuming they sell the car to the next person very quickly. In 1990 I used to take $500 refundable deposits for the Miatas. If one guy backed out, the next guy grabbed it. Maybe not in the winter though.

Sorry; I didn't mean to infer that the death in the family would be cause for a refund, just that it is another indication of a dealership that is handling a situation poorly. They know the car will sell quickly, they should refund it no questions asked.