Business ProfileforChampion Motors

To begin, I truly dislike leaving negative reviews but I've been left no choice. The bad: I traded in a vehicle from Michigan. The vehicle was shipped, at my cost, to Champion. Given I had an insanely busy schedule, Champion would not allow me a few extra days to close the deal - it had to be the first of November. Have to prove to corporate they're a high volume dealership, of course! Upon arriving (after being picked up for free by Champion), I realized immediately the lower part of the bumper was hanging. I did my best to ignore it but how can you when you paid such a significant amount for a vehicle? The detail was also subpar with stains everywhere - again, ignored it to appreciate the experience. The stain becomes prevalent later in this story. Champion's management - who never had the courtesy to even call or email me back (very professional guys!) and the owner offered me a whopping $250. Not a SINGLE collision shop is willing to fix the damaged spoiler. I've received quotes ranging from ~$800 to ~$1800. My detail shop (top tier working on very high end vehicles) realized the drivers window and front windshield were heavily stained. Unsure what Champion used but it destroyed the windows with stains that will not come off. The vehicle is now leaking engine oil. Despite Champion having a BEAUTIFUL facility and great sales folks (from my experience), management and ownership want nothing but $$$. We're all in it to make money, but please have some decency. I recognize I did not purchase a brand new vehicle and should have addressed these concerns before singing papers, but have doubts anything would've been done. I've filed a complaint against Champion through Porsche NA in hopes of receiving some sort of resolution. Truly did not want to leave this review as I was treated well during my visit, but the problems overweigh the good. Update: Porsche NA and Champion WILL NOT help and declined. Pathetic and money hungry thieves.