According to a potential Alfa Romeo Giulia buyer, what began as an exciting prospect quickly devolved into weeks of delays, shifting explanations for secret repairs, and a hard-fought effort to recover a deposit.
According to a Reddit post, the buyer located the used Giulia advertised at a nearby dealership and “called to make sure it was still there and made an appointment to go see it.” Upon arrival, however, the dealership said the car was unavailable because it was “getting repairs done,” and the salesperson admitted he didn’t actually know what work was being performed, which the buyer found troubling.
