Car mis-sold by Audi dealership

HillStreetBlues

cw8825 said:

And presumably he got less commission because he sold a 35

But that's assuming he could sell it.  It's much hard to sell a 35 at a 35 price than to sell a 40 at a 35 price.

Hoenir

cw8825 said:

Hoenir said:

Money_Grabber13579 said:

Hoenir said:

cymruchris said:

It's interesting that so many people are asking what was the car you paid for, what was this, what was that.

Simply because all new vehicle information itself is held within a fully integrated system. No one hand writes an invoice. 

But mistakes still happen though.

Be a meltdown within Audi if they weren't recording vehicles dispatched off the production line correctly into their system. From what's been said the vehicle information isn't being disputed. The tale boils down to a corrupt sales person and an (easily changed) badge. What's most interesting is that the sales person had nothing to gain personally other than commission for selling the vehicle.  

And presumably he got less commission because he sold a 35

Any money is better than no money. People do do the stupidest of things when they are desperate. 

HHarry

Hoenir said:

Any money is better than no money. People do do the stupidest of things when they are desperate. 

 Like a Salesman, at risk of losing his job for failing to meet his targets, saying anything to get a car on the forecourt sold?  Surely not?!