Broken Promises and Luxury Cars: My Costly Experience with Corsa Auto Group

In the world of business, trust is everything. When that trust is violated, the financial damage is only part of the story — what lingers is the deeper realization that good faith can be manipulated and integrity, ignored.

In 2023, I entered into what I believed to be a straightforward, mutually beneficial agreement with Corsa Auto Group, operated by Ethan Duran, Kierre Gibson, and Brandon Medford. Their business revolved around luxury car rentals, and I was approached with a proposition: I would purchase high-end vehicles, which they would manage and rent out to clients. In return, we would split the rental profits.

Confident in their presentation and business acumen, I purchased two vehicles — a Lamborghini and a Maybach — and handed them over under the terms of our agreement. I expected transparency, professionalism, and consistent profit-sharing, as promised.

Instead, I was met with mismanagement, evasion, and ultimately, deception.

Over the following months, both vehicles were actively used in Corsa Auto Group's operations. However, I never received any rental income or detailed financial reports. My inquiries were either ignored or met with vague, contradictory responses. When explanations did come, they were riddled with inflated service costs, excessive “maintenance” charges, and deductions that lacked any verifiable documentation.

It became evident that the profits — if there were any — were being withheld. Funds allocated for vehicle repairs were either misused or never applied. I was left in the dark while my assets were generating income for others.

By June 2024, after months of unfulfilled promises and growing concerns, I officially terminated the partnership. In late July, I managed to retrieve the Lamborghini. The Maybach remains unresolved, pending further action.

This experience has been both financially and emotionally draining. I entered this agreement in good faith, only to have that trust betrayed by individuals who presented themselves as reputable businessmen.

I’m sharing my story now not out of revenge, but out of duty — to protect others from similar harm. The luxury auto rental industry, like many others, is unregulated in key areas and can easily become a breeding ground for exploitation. Appearances can be deceiving, and smooth-talking individuals can easily cloak unethical practices behind luxury branding and curated social media images.

To anyone considering a partnership with Corsa Auto Group — or any arrangement involving high-value assets and profit-sharing — I urge you to take the following precautions:

  • Require detailed written contracts reviewed by legal counsel.

  • Establish clear, documented reporting requirements.

  • Set deadlines and enforceable consequences for non-compliance.

  • Maintain legal ownership and oversight of your assets at all times.

This situation has been a harsh lesson, but one I hope others can learn from without experiencing the same pain. My goal is not just to speak out, but to create awareness around the importance of transparency, accountability, and the serious risks of entering business agreements without due diligence.

Trust, once broken, leaves more than just a financial void — it leaves a warning. I hope mine can help others steer clear of costly deception.

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