Fantasy Junction

Fantasy junction listed a vehicle on Bring a trailer. The listing from Fantasy junction web site mentioned the car had 6 speeds. On bring a trailer , the car was listed as a 5 speeds. We contacted fantasy junction 3 days before the end of the auction to do our due diligence and Fantasy junction told us the car was a 6 speeds. Once we won the auction with Bring a trailer, Fantasy junction told us it was a 5 speeds and blame the 6 speeds factor printed on their listing on a "clerical error". We decided to cancel the sale as it was a deal breaker for us.Since the cancellation, it has been a nightmare with Bring a trailer for a"clerical error" created and admitted by Fantasy junction. We want to add that the car also had some issue that the dealer minimized in his comments before the end of the auction. Once the auction was finished , the dealer admitted that the car needed a new upgrade for the ABS that cost over 6k .This dealer seems more than fishy to us and dare to minimize their "clerical error "that is of their doing. Fantasy junction needs to take responsibility for their "clerical error" !!!at this time , we are still being charged by Bring a trailer for an error done by Fantasy junction. Lawyers are going to make money again.We noticed another reviewer complaint about the dealer minimizing issued on cars.It also seems that most of the good reviews collected are from people who are just visiting the classic cars on display

According to the auctioneer Bring a trailer policy, there is a delay of 7 days to pay for a car and it should be enough to solve any dispute between the dealer, the buyer and bring a trailer but Fantasy Junction only waited 1 day before reselling the car! Bad business! too much money hungry. We will definitely share our bad experience.