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WHERE’S MY GTR? we got scammed… ( MUST WATCH )

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The GT-R Return

Elissa opens with a blunt update: the GT-R she and Juju had just bought is going back to the dealership. They thought the car was stock, but soon after delivery it ran extremely rich and left black soot behind.

At a California emissions inspection, the car reportedly failed because it had a tuned engine and transmission, was set up for E85, and had no catalytic converters. As a result, they couldn’t register it.

Concerns About the Car and Dealership

Elissa says the dealer hadn’t disclosed the modifications and became difficult and rude when she tried to resolve the problem. She also points to other warning signs, including an apparently erased door VIN, mismatched paint near the license plate, and scan results that she says showed inconsistent mileage and erased ECU data.

She emphasizes that she doesn’t know what work had been done to the car and that tuners didn’t want to take it on.

Returning the Car

After documenting the GT-R’s condition, Elissa and Juju drive it back without pushing it. They meet the dealer near a Wells Fargo to handle the return and verify the refund check.

The handoff is tense. Elissa films the inspection and insists that the car is being returned as it was sold to them. After the dealership takes it back, she says they’ll pursue the matter if the loan isn’t closed properly.

What’s Next

Amid the frustration, Elissa jokes that she’ll “cheat” on the GT-R by getting another one. She also admits she doesn’t know exactly where she is around Sacramento and says she’ll miss the car, despite feeling relieved to let it go.

Elissa and Juju plan to look at another GT-R—one they hope is newer, has lower mileage, and checks out properly.

The claims about the dealership and the car are presented as Elissa and Juju’s account of the dispute.

People Mentioned

  • Elissa Victoria — Narrator and GT-R owner.
  • Juju — Bought the car and is involved in the return.
  • Parkland Motors staff — Dealership personnel involved in the dispute and handoff.

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