Leticia
Anytown,#2Consumer Comment
Mon, September 12, 2005
The original response has said it all but I have something to add. It is highly doubtful for a new car dealership, to have it's check bounce due to insufficient funds. Those new cars cost the dealership money (more than you may have owed on the car.) They aren't just given them. They must pay a fee for them. (Hence the markup in cost.) Also if the payment amount was more than the worth of the car, you never would have gotten a trade in. Another point, (unlike other states that I have lived in.) in the State of TX, the dealer must have the title and registration under their name. And then when they sell a car, they transfer the registration into the buyers name. And put on the registration who holds the title now (be it a bank or just bought outright.)
Mary
Middletown,#3Consumer Comment
Mon, September 12, 2005
They couldn't have sold the car without the title. They couldn't have gotten the title without paying the car off.
Mary
Middletown,#4Consumer Comment
Mon, September 12, 2005
They couldn't have sold the car without the title. They couldn't have gotten the title without paying the car off.
Mary
Middletown,#5Consumer Comment
Mon, September 12, 2005
They couldn't have sold the car without the title. They couldn't have gotten the title without paying the car off.
Mary
Middletown,#6Consumer Comment
Mon, September 12, 2005
They couldn't have sold the car without the title. They couldn't have gotten the title without paying the car off.