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I just test drove a 2010 rx8 r3 which the dealership is advertising as turbo charged. The car is new and has no after market modifications, I checked the engine, could not see a turbo, however the salesman was adamant the car was turbocharged and they have in writing on the windshield in big letters, "Turbo." Is this possible???? I think they're looking to make a sucker out of someone and i'm tempted to notify Mazda USA.
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What dealer? lol buy it and sue the **** out of them for false adverts
What would be your stated "Cause of Action for Which Relief May Be Granted" in your brief in support of your lawsuit after the dealer agreed to buy the car back and make the customer whole?
What I would do is buy it, and make them spend the money, R&D etc to turbo charge the damn thing.
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I say put the renniy in the mx-5, change the final gear, upgrade the suspension and make the car a bit wider . Do the same test as Symbioticgenius suggested, he truly is a genious.
was it in old saybrook? i bought that car. i own it now. knowing it wasnt a turbo, i gave them a ration of **** about advertising it as a turbo and the took $8 K off the sticker price for me before i agreed to buy it. i think i made out
My conclusions: smart people don't own car dealerships hahaha (for many reasons....)
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