$400,000 Sale Of A Non Existing Porsche Leads To Lawsuit

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A Pacific Grove man failed to turn over a high-end, custom-built Porsche he sold to a man who lives in Guatemala, according to a lawsuit filed in Monterey County Superior Court Aug. II, during Car Week on the Peninsula. Jose Moreno is suing Chris Darnell, owner of Exclusive Collection MRY.

“On or about Aug. 16, 2024, and by way Of his own independent research, Moreno learned the Porsche S/T never existed,” the complaint states.

In a separate complaint filed earlier this year, Darnell is being sued by Mercedes-Benz Financial Services to recover $42,404.83, the amount remaining on Darnell’s 60-month lease of a 2022 Mercedes EQS 450+. Mercedes is suing for breach of contract for Darnell ‘s failure to pay the lease.

$400,000 Sale Of A Non Existing Porsche Leads To Lawsuit

Isn’t This Normal Behavior For Porsche Drivers?

Ehh it was an automatic Boxster.

On Aug. 12 shortly before 1 a.m., Sgt. Chris Johnson saw a silver Boxster make an illegal left turn out of the Crossroads shopping center onto Rio Road, and when Johnson pulled the car over on northbound on Highway 1, the driver initially stopped. But as Johnson walked toward the Porsche, “the driver — later identified as Eric Miskey —
revved the engine, shifted the vehicle into gear and sped away,”

24 hours later, when a Pacific Grove officer saw the Boxster in a no-parking area on Ocean View Boulevard “with a guy asleep inside,” at around 12:25 a.m.

But instead of acquiescing, Miskey again tried to escape, according to Lakind. Before he could get away, one of the officers was “able to get into the vehicle and put  it in park,” Lakind said. And, using “control techniques,” the officers were able to get him  out of the car. Nobody was injured, he said. PGPD turned Miskey over to a Carmel police officer, who took him to Monterey County Jail

Isn’t This Normal Behavior For Porsche Drivers?