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Richard Warren @ Jun 15th 2006 3:22PM
Laughable, Grand Prix Motors has been around at that
location for a long time, they sell USED cars. I knew several of the mechanics (not called techs back then)and the service manager. The place would sell
anything then and will sell anything now. Fact is they bought a car considered used and not an export model(black/grey market)car , it's used and who knows what was done prior to them trying to sell it.
MB America has lost nothing by taking this stance and owes nothing to the owner as it's a car not covered under the North American division.
Like I said at the start, laughable