
Interstate Motorsport
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Interstate Motorsport has 1.3 star rating based on 2 customer reviews. Consumers are mostly dissatisfied.
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Consumers are not pleased with Customer service and Discounts and Special Offers. The price level of this organization is medium according to consumer reviews.
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Improper repair results in $20,000 bill for engine
Purchased a 2003 Porsche 911 in March 2017. Knowing the originally designed intermediate shaft bearing was destined to fail, which Porsche, in a class action lawsuit payed out over $20 million in restitution to owners, the owner of Interstate Motorsports agreed, in writing on my contract to replace the bearing as a condition of the sale.
After the documented failure of the bearing, the only proper replacement is available by only two manufacturers, L&N or EPS, a totally redesigned bearing costing upwards of $600. When the ‘replacement’ bearing failed after only 8000 miles, I requested the invoice for the replaced bearing. The receipt provided to me from Interstate was for a bearing designed for industrial applications costing $13.23.
No, that is not a misprint, thirteen dollars and twenty-three cents. The resulting failure of the bearing led to the total loss of the engine, costing over $20,000 in loss.
- Improper replacement part
Preferred solution: Full refund
Buyer Beware
I purchased a lamborghini and was told by the owner Steve that this vehicle was "ready to drive". After delivery of the vehicle I noticed the idle was surging very bad and the check engine light was on.
Turns out it required extensive mechanical repairs. Being fair, I gave them an opportunity to make it right. That was the second bad decision I made. Now not only am I out about $10,000 in costs, but the vehicle is still NOT drive able .
I've gotten far better service from my local Cadillac dealer then these people. My vehicle was not only returned to me un-repaired, but the belt broke which had me left stranded and I required a tow. To add to this, it was returned scratched, torn leather on the emergency brake lever, and filthy with lubricants, oil hand prints, and what appeared to be saw dust (which they blamed on the delivery drivers.
When I send my escalade in for an oil change, the car comes back to me details for free. Interstate Motor Sports of New Jersey is NOT the place to buy an exotic vehicle.
Preferred solution: Full refund
Interstate Motorsport rips off its customers
Never buy from Interstate Motorsport of New Jersey. Steve the owner along with his bandits sells lousy un-serviced vehicles claiming to be of high caliber and his exotics are poorly maintained.
After purchasing a vehicle from Interstate Motorsport I had it shipped to me but within the first 1000 miles of driving the car it broke down costing me over $5000 of repairs bills. Steve and his office declined all my phone calls and letters to his fake car dealership knowing that I would have to pay another $1000 to have the vehicle shipped back without any guarantee or promise of refund. Steve was totally unable to back up his claim of car being recently service per his car advertisement. He couldn't furnish any evidence of recent repairs or services that he had advertised about the car.
He couldn't even come up with a spare key he promised to send.
Steve nor his dealership never inspected the vehicle he sold me and now he and his dealership are being summoned to court by various consumers. Should of read about his dealership on ripoff reports website.
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Boo Hoo i tried to cheap out and buy a USED lamborghini. Used means someone beat the crap out of it before you got it. If you want new, buck up Ego Eddie.
Anyone reading this can see that if the dealer was a legit business and wanted to "play with the big boys" himself he would be selling NEW exotic cars, not broken old ones. The point of the story is the dealer mislead the buyer on the condition of the car and did not provide good customer service.