Daniel Marji

BUYER BEWARE: Extremely disappointing $182,000 purchase from New Country Porsche of Greenwich. I strongly recommend avoiding this dealership, especially salesman Daniel Marji. I purchased a 2023 Maserat from New Country Porsche of Greenwich. I strongly recommend avoiding this dealership, especially salesman Daniel Marji. I purchased a 2023 Maserati MC20 remotely from Wisconsin. Knowing the vehicle had a reported accident on CARFAX, I specifically questioned Daniel about previous damage, repainting, repairs, scratches, and other imperfections. He assured me he was acting as my **"eyes and ears" and identified only minor chips and a small scrape on the front bumper. To further protect myself, I paid $717.86 for a pre-purchase inspection at an authorized Maserati dealership recommended by Porsche Greenwich. I specifically wanted the accident history and vehicle condition investigated before committing to the purchase. Unfortunately, the vehicle arrived with numerous undisclosed issues: - Deep scratches and gouges underneath the carbon-fiber driver's door - Additional scratches and damage to both doors - Broken inner fender liner and a snapped mounting stud - Obvious, poorly executed paint touch-ups in the area associated with the reported accident - Driver's door that doesn't seal properly, allowing noticeable wind noise After Porsche Greenwich blamed the PPI for not finding it and then the shipper, I looked through the photos I saved of the listing and the damage underneath the driver's door was visible in Porsche Greenwich's OWN original listing photographs. When confronted, Daniel stated: "I tried my best to detail everything I saw, but also relied on your paid PPI as your primary eyes and ears." He also claimed they had reviewed their photographs but couldn't see the damage. I subsequently identified it in their original listing photo, proving it existed before the inspection, sale, or transportation. To make matters worse, the Maserati dealership they recommended later acknowledged in writing that it had observed the damage during the inspection but failed to disclose it. Transportation was another frustrating experience. Porsche Greenwich recommended and helped coordinate the shipping company, yet delivery was delayed because additional information was supposedly needed, despite that information already being provided. Transportation was also suggested as a possible explanation for damage that the dealership's own photographs established existed before shipping. Porsche Greenwich ultimately provided $3,000 in compensation, but that doesn't change the experience or the fact that I received a vehicle with numerous undisclosed issues. What frustrates me most is that I did everything possible to avoid this situation. I researched the accident history, asked specific questions, requested detailed condition information, and paid for an independent inspection at the dealership they recommended. Despite all of that, I received a vehicle materially different from what I understood I was purchasing. I would never work with Daniel Marji again and strongly discourage anyone from purchasing from New Country Porsche of Greenwich. When spending this kind of money (182k), customers should be able to trust the representations made by the professionals selling the vehicle. My experience demonstrated otherwise. More

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