LifeForce MotorSports

Review: I found a 1995 525it wagon on life force motorsports web site, the ad said perfect car with 144,000 miles on it great shape, beautiful car! called the guy "[redacted]" no last name! he said the car was perfect, and I quote beautiful car! so I wired him 3,000. I flew from minnesota to san diego and met [redacted] at the airport and we drove away! we drove to his church parking lot to finish the transaction! I started looking over the car and could not believe how bad of shape the car was in! I changed the title, got insurance, license plates etc. this car was not what he advertised! I am a mechanic myself and the car would not have made it back to minnesota! so I told him I would not be purchasing it! I told [redacted] that I would wait for the title to come and go to the bank and call him and he could wire the money back to the bank and I would sign and send the title! that is how I purchased the car and he agreed!! no problem he said! I have recieved the title and called him to make the transaction and he has not returned my call, and he has removed his website! now he is on face book selling his cars!Desired Settlement: 3,420 for car loan ,83.75 for title transfer and license plates, 120.00 for plane ticket out to san diego, plane ticket for 400.00 to get back! for a total of 4023.75. a full investigation into his business practices! I believe he has been advertising cars he does not even own! if you look up life force motorsports llc he has completely gave up his website and now if you look on face book he only has a couple of cars! before he had range rovers, mercedes benz, bmw's, now he has 2 cars!