A Porsche dealership in North Scottsdale refused to sell a customer a black 911 unless he already owned a Porsche. Angry at the unexplained rule, he walked across the street and bought a Mercedes G-Wagon instead, then later got an Aston Martin with no such restrictions.
I wanted to buy like the sports car. It was like the 911 or whatever they call it. I walked into the dealership there in North Scottsdale, I said, hey, I like this black one because it was like perfect. I was like, I want to buy it. I just saw the sticker. I was like, I'm totally fine of paying everything. I didn't even say anything, no negotiation, like, well, do you have a Porsche currently? I'm like, I don't have a Porsche currently. They said you can't buy this one because apparently they have a rule with that type of. I don't know if it's like a certain type of 911 or something or an upgrade, but you have to previously have a Porsche to be able to buy that Porsche. So I'm like, do I have to go buy a used Porsche and like drive it around for a couple weeks, then I can buy. And so I kind of got pissed and I walked across the street to Mercedes and I bought a G wagon. Cuz I'm like, I'm ready to buy. Like you can't buy. I felt bad for the salesperson cuz I'm assuming he would have made a pretty good commission on that. And then later I went and bought an Aston Martin and they didn't have that rule either. Change that rule, let me buy a Porsche, please.
