on Weibo, over 500 potential buyers rushed to put down a down payment for the car, with some trying their luck with as little as 911 yuan, or about R2,300.
Unfortunately for them, the bargain price was no more than a temporary oversight by the car dealership, which took down the incorrect information as soon as it realised the mistake and it appears to have already started refunding the deposits, according to the Weibo social mediaOne hopeful buyer, however, got a lucky deal out of it, as Porsche told Bloomberg it has"negotiated an agreeable outcome" about the car in stock in the Chinese dealership.
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