Literally the worst buying experience of my life. I purchased from Robrich Maserati / Bentley, a preowned Ferrari. The dealership represented that the Ferrari was in perfect working order. They claimed to have had a pre-purchase inspection completed, which was flawless. That turned out to be a lie. I commissioned my own pre-purchase inspection and discovered that all the major parts of the suspension (shocks, control arms, tie rods) were dangerously deteriorated, represented a safety hazard, and needed replacing before the car would be roadworthy.
The dealership, after strenuously resisting, finally agreed to repair the suspension. I was told the work would take about a week. A month and a half later, the car was still not fixed. The dealership finally admitted that they purchased an aftermarket, third-party suspension. That was without my knowledge or approval. I requested only OEM parts be used on the Ferrari. After attempting to install the third-party parts, the dealership finally realized that they did not fit or connect with the car properly. A month after that, I was still waiting to have my car repaired and delivered to me.
I was then told, that the reason they did not choose the original OEM parts in the first place was because they were too expensive. Dealership attempted to cut corners without telling me, they got caught, and it cost precious time and money.
Three months after I purchased and pain in full for the car, I was still without my car. I demanded they order and use OEM parts. When they finally received and installed the parts (which they should have ordered to begin with) it still took more than three weeks to complete.
Because of the remarkable delay, I asked for the dealership to pay for part or all of the shipping cost (I live in California), which was about $2600. The dealership flatly refused, gave me absolutely no discount or courtesy for having been without my car firm several months, and said, "If you want your car come pick it up. Otherwise, you can have your money back and we will resell the car." If the car were not a unique vehicle that I've sought for several years, I would have done exactly that.
I've purchased many vehicles--most of them high-end--during the past 15 years. I have never been treated so poorly, nor have I experienced a more shady attempt to cut corners by dealership. They are far more interested in wringing out every cent in a deal rather than attending to their customers. They should be ashamed. I would highly recommend taking your business elsewhere. Do business with Rohrich at your peril. read more