aventino68

It is an official Porsche dealer, I have an invoice for storage from them at their facility so I wasn't aware they were sending it off to another place, if that's what happened.. It's a 997.2 I will see if they actually do anything today otherwise I'll talk to a lawyer and see what the best path forward is. Porsche Canada might also be a start.

Biscuits704

If it's the dealer I'm picturing they do have a massive underground storage facility, I doubt they would send it off-site. Based on my own recent experience, I'm not surprised they're fobbing you off with "we'll get back to you" and never do.

I would be beyond raging over this.
But, I would remain hopeful that this isn't a case of something extreme like it got damaged or stolen, more like they just can't be bothered to relocate it and you're just the victim of some extremely ****ty service.

Go there in person and insist on a walkaround of the facility with the service manager?

911 Rod

A couple of months?
I would have lost my s#it after a couple of days!

RealityGT

Wow..I'd be going for the jugular..

moab

DM me and send the contract. I may need to get invovled pro bono lol.

Christien

There's no way a dealer accidentally sells a car, it's just not possible with the amount of times a VIN gets entered into a computer, bill of sale, registration transfers, etc. But like Rod said, I'd have lost my mind within 48 hours!

timothymoffat

Something definitely not proper here. I'm more than a little surprised the dealer would say they'd "misplaced" the car for even a day. The time period being discussed here? Crazy. Personally, I would have made a trip to where the car was supposed to be stored immediately.

red996

Go there....They obviously don't care to return your calls or emails. Pretty brutal.

.2PDK

Disgruntled employee who quit a few months ago...

CamsPorsche

Sorry to hear and like others have said I'd have already driven over there and grabbed the GM by the neck and said "Let's go for a little walk...". I don't get how long this has taken...not good.

They must be relying on a service lot attendant or someone useless to be looking or in fact is gone!

reacp911

Some years ago, a co worker had his RX7 stolen out of the mazda dealer parking lot, and they didn't even say sorry

theiceman

i guess if you say sorry you are admitting fault ?

play it safe, say nothing seems to be the order of the day

SToronto

I stored with a dealer here for a period of time. They got out of the business though a year or so ago.

Keep us posted. Very interesting. Surprised you waited months before taking action. They should know where your car is right away, if not, at least within a few days. Otherwise something is up.

Dyim

Go there ASAP and look for it.

Maybe it was damaged and is at a body shop somewhere.

I hope you logged the mileage during drop off.

Bud Fox

https://www.courthousenews.com/ron-b...00000-porsche/