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shy
Crypt Keeper
Australia
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 Posted - 13 March 2003 : 00:05:36
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NEW YORK - There's nothing like a limited-edition sports car
to incite a heated custody battle. A judge recently awarded
joint custody of a $200,000 911 GT2 Porsche to two men who
both wanted to own it. A car salesman at Silver Star Motor
Sports wanted to keep the car for himself, but a customer
had already put down a $500 deposit to reserve it. Marc
DiLorenzo, the customer, took the salesman to court when he
refused to give up the car. In turn, the judge made DiLorenzo
pay the entire amount due on the car, but the salesman still
gets to drive it for the first four months. The salesman has
agreed not to drive more than 2,500 miles on the car during
his months of custody. DiLorenzo wasn't completely happy
with the outcome and said, "I'd rather get it sooner than
later, but this way everybody's happy - or unhappy. I'm a
little frustrated, but glad it all worked out." The car has
been called "the ultimate Porsche," and only 166 of this model
will be sold in the United States in 2002.
Shy
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Joint Custody Announced for Sports Car
