Public Warning: My Experience With Corsa Auto Group and Why I am Speaking Out

This article is intended as a public warning to protect others from a serious and costly experience I had with a company called Corsa Auto Group, operated by Ethan Duran, Kierre Gibson, and Brandon Medford.

In 2023, I entered into what I believed was a legitimate luxury car rental partnership with these individuals. The business model they presented was simple: I would purchase high-end vehicles, and they would manage the rentals, maintain the cars, and split profits with me.

Based on their presentation, public profiles, and claims of experience in the exotic car space, I agreed to the deal.

I provided two vehicles for the partnership:

  • A Lamborghini

  • A Maybach

What Was Promised

  • Full management of the rental process

  • Monthly income from rentals

  • Routine maintenance covered or managed

  • Transparency on vehicle use, rental activity, and profits

What Actually Happened

Once the vehicles were in their possession, communication declined and accountability disappeared. Over the span of several months, I encountered the following issues:

  • No income or rental profits were ever paid to me

  • Fabricated or inflated charges for repairs and services

  • Misuse of funds sent for legitimate vehicle expenses

  • Lack of transparency around how or where my vehicles were being used

  • Stalling and evasive behavior whenever I requested documentation or payments

Despite repeated follow-ups, I was met with false promises and no results. It became clear that the operation was not what it claimed to be.

Outcome

In June 2024, after more than a year of unresolved issues, I cut ties with Corsa Auto Group. It took until late July 2024 to recover my Lamborghini. The Maybach remains in dispute, and the financial losses from this situation are still substantial.

To date, Corsa Auto Group has not returned the money owed to me, and they have failed to provide any resolution or accountability.

Why I’m Going Public

I am sharing my experience to prevent others from falling into similar situations. If you are approached by Corsa Auto Group, or by Ethan Duran, Kierre Gibson, or Brandon Medford individually, I strongly recommend conducting extensive due diligence and proceeding with extreme caution.

Social media presence, luxury branding, and verbal promises are not a substitute for ethics, transparency, or legally binding conduct.

A Call for Accountability

If you are reading this and have experienced something similar with this company or these individuals, I encourage you to speak up. Public awareness and shared stories are often the first steps toward consumer protection and legal action.

I am currently exploring legal options, and I hope others will do the same. No one should have to go through this quietly.

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