Business ProfileforSteve Foley Cadillac, Inc.

On 10-25-22, after documented conversations with salesperson *****, I bought a one owner, ****** mile, 2009 Porsche 911 Turbo expecting normal wear and tear for age and mileage. I inquired specifically about any paint work done to the body and was told by ***** the car had no known paint work. I was unable to see the car in person and considered having a pre purchase inspection at my expense at a local Porsche dealership. ***** told me the car had already been inspected by their Rolls ***** and Bentley service department and there were no issues. Since Rolls ***** and Bentley are high end reputable brands I trusted their reps inspection and Karens expertise and proceeded with the purchase paying a total $109,391.37 plus $1950.00 shipping to my home in *****************, **. Upon arrival but before he unloaded the car from the truck the driver told my wife and me it looked to him like the car had been repainted. After it was unloaded it was also obvious to my wife and me it had been repainted. The next morning I had the car inspected at **************** in ***********, **. The first time seeing the car from 20ft away **** could tell the car was repainted. Closer inspection revealed excessive orange peel, dust and specks of dirt in the paint, fisheyes and paint masking tape lines. I then took the car to *********************** for inspection and the same paint findings were found in addition to obvious damage to underbody panels, missing front bumpers fasteners and wiring hanging under the car. Since my wife and I, the truck driver, the body shop owner and Porsche dealership can easily see the car had been repainted (plus the additional underbody issues) it was apparent to me the Rolls ***** and Bentley service department, ***** and possibly others were also aware but did not disclose the information to me. I would have otherwise not purchased this car. During a phone conversation with my representative, Steve Foley refused my request a refund and return of the car.