The case of gaucho barricaded in a car dealership created a stir throughout the country. Abelardo Usandivaras decided to stay in the business because, according to his complaint, They did not deliver the truck for which he had already paid $10 million.
The man had purchased a truck Ranger 2.5 gasoline 2013, but at current price 0 km is valued at $68,082,000 pesos. After the scandal, the man finally He recovered the money he invested although he assured that he will claim for “damages and losses”.
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Abelardo managed to get his money back. (Photo: capture).
Last Friday Abelardo spoke to the press and told his situation. He explained that he arrived from Jump to the business located in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Madero Port because he realized that something was wrong with the purchase he had made. Finally, after spending hours inside the dealership and after threatening to stay the night there, the gaucho got a response. “They returned the $10 million and I was able to buy a truck, although used with several miles on it”he told the media The Tribune
In addition, he clarified that “after a very hectic week the negotiation ended.” “For me it should not have existed because it was an obligation of the dealership, but the systems are very perverse,” he lamented.
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What was the claim of the gaucho entrenched in the Puerto Madero concessionaire?
According to his testimony, that millionaire amount was paid in December 2023 to the enterprise Sentire Automotive, which had offered him three different trucks. Once the man chose the one he wanted, they settled the price, He gave his old vehicle in part payment and from that moment on he had no more news.. “Since December, they have passed me from one phone to another and they have not told me the representative’s last name,” she explained.
Upon leaving, he stated that although this Friday he waited three hours for a response, on Wednesday he was nine: “The kickoff is that they offered trucks that were not there. It is a financial system where they use your money and then make you a ‘sana sana’.” In this sense, he said that first they offered him a car in exchange for money that he had already given, but that, to take a truck, I had to make the difference. Finally, he reached an agreement to buy a truck, although not the one he had gone looking for.