Chinese Female Dealer Selling 170 Porsches a Year... Outraged Over 'Sexual Misconduct' Allegations

Half of My Customers Are Women, No Socializing or Private Dinners
30 Percent of Sales Made Through Social Media

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A woman who achieved high sales at a luxury car dealership in China has been embroiled in allegations of sexual favors.

On the 16th, Hong Kong's South China Morning Post (SCMP) reported that a woman who sold the most Porsches in northern China has been caught up in sexual rumors.

The woman named 'Molly Mu Chenwen' became the top seller at Porsche's northern China branch in January last year. She sold 170 vehicles throughout 2023 and received an award from the CEO of Porsche China.

In October alone, she closed 27 deals, including a day when she sold 4 cars. However, as Mu gained fame, sexual scandal rumors surfaced online. There were claims that she achieved her sales records by having sexual relations with customers.

Mu denied the allegations, stating, "That never happened," and reported the related video to the police. However, the police investigation made no progress, and she expressed, "Strangers often called and said inappropriate things," adding, "I realized that no matter how hard I explained, I could not suppress the rumors."

She also strongly denied the sexual scandal, saying, "60 to 70% of my customers are women, and I never socialize or have dinner privately with customers."

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