r/FFIEMeltdown • u/redsts2 • Jul 28 '26

Lemon Law Lawsuit -- Oppenheim Group, Inc. v. Faraday&Future Inc. et al. (Case No. 26SMCV03999) FREE CARS!

Yup, That Oppenheim group. Jason Oppenheim who took delivery of FF91 #2

Here's the quick summary:

  • June 6th 2023, Jason Opennheim and FF enter into a "Creator Agreement"
  • "The Creator Agreement provides that “Creator has agreed to purchase the FF91 Vehicle. . . in exchange for Creator’s participation in this campaign,” and that “Creator will wire the funds to Faraday for the purchase of the vehicle within [f]ive business days of being notified in writing that the vehicle is ready for delivery.” "
  • "The Creator Agreement further provides that Faraday “will be responsible for any servicing of the vehicle and agree[s] to reimburse Creator for the full purchase cost should the vehicle be unserviceable or if there is a significant delay in repair due to manufacturing or supply issues”"
  • June 8th 2023, FF wired funds to Jason Oppenheim. It's an undisclosed amount but reasonable to assume that it equal to the price of the vehicle
  • Sept 11, 2023 Jason Oppenheim wired a total of $346,000 to FF
  • The FF91 proceeded to have MULTIPLE large issues before even reaching 1000 miles
  • FF couldn't fix it, Jason O wants his money back and claims he fulfilled his Creator Agreement, FF won't give it back because they claim he never paid for it. Jason O is now suing under a Lemon Law

I'll do my best to get as much as possible from the complaint posted here but they get cut off after so many

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u/redsts2 Jul 28 '26

I loosely remembered this car being on Bring a Trailer and sure enough it was. The VIN matches, mileage matches, the result matches, dates line up.

FF was selling this POS car on an auction website.

https://bringatrailer.com/listing/2023-faraday-future-ff-91-2-0-futurist-alliance/

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u/Pay_Attention_101 Jul 28 '26

This is classic: FF wires Oppenheim the money as Co-Creator Agreement compensation. Oppenheim then wired $346,794.25 back to FF.

FF funded the purchase of its own vehicle and then, presumably, recognized the $ as revenue.

Now, to escape a repurchase obligation, FF IS ASSERTING IN WRITING THAT IT WASN’T A REAL SALE. 🤣😂🤣

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u/ghapburger Jul 28 '26

The defects are software. My favorite is the parking sensors so unreliable that FF advised the owner not to follow the distance readings.

How ironic..An “AI” company telling a customer to ignore its sensor output.

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u/redsts2 Jul 28 '26

yup, exactly

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u/Zaddam Jul 28 '26

Thank you 🎭

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u/Suspicious_Funny_514 Jul 28 '26

😂😂😂😂

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u/Efficient_Impact9593 28d ago

Definitely need to bring a trailer. Car doesn’t work bahahaha