My 20-yesr-old son saved up his money to purchase a 1981 Mercedes Benz Turbo Diesel Coupe. The car was listed on Cars.com and the lettering on the back stated that it was a turbo. We purchased the car on Monday, Jan. 28 for $4999 plus tax. At no time during the transaction, were we told that the car was not a turbo model. My son drove the car back to Los Angeles and had it checked out by a Mercedes repair shop. He was told that the car was not a turbo model. We called Peter, the owner of Star European, Inc. to return the car but he refused to take it back. He said that he would only take it on consignment, which is unfair. My son feels that he was duped by this company and that Peter knew the car was not a Turbo.