Customer Spends $250,000 @ Forged Performance and gets broken car

[MeFryRice]

And this is based off of? Speculation? Stories on the internet?

Nope, all in person stuff. Can't say more than that.

[metalmatt47]

Lets say the car already had issues, don't you think $250,000 should cover it? Again if the car had prior issues, isn't it still up to Forged to find out those issues before even working on the vehicle, like an inspection.

I think that really depends. I don't know what in particular they were doing, but based on what they did (in the pictures) I'd say that it would be expected that they did. But like I said, it depends. The only people that really know the whole story as it happened would be the guys at Forged, and the owner. But there's so much up in the air that it's hard to say.

Personally, i don't know how anyone would leave there car at a shop for that period of time, and not be in the shop checking up every few weeks. It baffles me, but honestly, you shouldn't have to.

We ARE talking about a GTR here, right? You make it sound like he brought the dude a 1992 toyota corolla.

Nope, just using an analogy. I figured that much would be obvious.

Nope, all in person stuff. Can't say more than that.

Fair enough. I may have mis-understood something as it was explained to me. I didn't ask a lot of questions though. Not really my place. I'd like to see both parties have a straight forward, civilized discussion on here about it. I don't think that would ever happen though.