Adam Levine was conned into buying a luxury Maserati car. The car he bought turned out to be fake. As a result, the vocalist of Maroon 5 sued the dealer.
Maroon 5 singer Adam Levine has filed a lawsuit against a classic car dealer. He accused the rare Maserati he bought was not genuine.
The lawsuit, which was filed on Friday, is valued at IDR 14.3 billion. A lawsuit was filed between Levine and classic car dealer Rick Cole in 2020, the Los Angeles Times reports.
Levine, who happily welcomed his third child with Model Behati Prinsloo in February, swapped the 1968 and 1972 Ferraris for a total of NZ$1.5 million for a rare Maserati. He paid an additional $100,000 for a 1970s Maserati Ghibli 4.9L Spyder.
And it is believed that only 1 of 25 ever made or limited edition. But according to Levine, the car is fake. / celebrities. id
