What can I do with my new vehicle after I purchased it but the payments are too much for me to handle?
Q. My wife and I bought a new vehicle in March for 32,000. We had to put 4,000 down on our credit cards but now it seems our debt keeps getting larger and larger. Any ideas on what we can do with our new vehicle without too much penalty?
Asked by jose b - Wed May 9 23:58:40 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Auto finance is what I do for a living. At this point you only have a few options open to you without ruining your credit. You can sell the vehicle yourself and then pay any difference between what you owe verse what you sell it for. You can get a trusted friend or family member to take over the payments on the vehicle. If you go this route, have them pay you so you can make sure the payments are made on time. You can try and refinance the vehicle through your own bank or credit union at a lower rate. The one thing you do not want to do is let the vehicle go back. This will result in a repossession showing up on your credit and the lender will sell the vehicle at auction for less than it's worth and come after you for the balance plus… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Thu May 10 11:41:03 2007
Q. My wife and I bought a new vehicle in March for 32,000. We had to put 4,000 down on our credit cards but now it seems our debt keeps getting larger and larger. Any ideas on what we can do with our new vehicle without too much penalty?
Asked by jose b - Wed May 9 23:58:40 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Auto finance is what I do for a living. At this point you only have a few options open to you without ruining your credit. You can sell the vehicle yourself and then pay any difference between what you owe verse what you sell it for. You can get a trusted friend or family member to take over the payments on the vehicle. If you go this route, have them pay you so you can make sure the payments are made on time. You can try and refinance the vehicle through your own bank or credit union at a lower rate. The one thing you do not want to do is let the vehicle go back. This will result in a repossession showing up on your credit and the lender will sell the vehicle at auction for less than it's worth and come after you for the balance plus… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Thu May 10 11:41:03 2007
I want to drive a new vehicle every year, how does the leasing options work?
Q. I want to drive a new vehicle every year, how does it work, How much do I have to give down every time I want to trade the lease in for a new vehicle?
Asked by thickbeef - Sun Mar 11 15:36:31 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not sure about the financing part, but i do know you have to bring your car back in it's original condition if not better. If you don't then you don't get as much back.]
Answered by shanna w - Sun Mar 11 16:56:46 2007
Q. I want to drive a new vehicle every year, how does it work, How much do I have to give down every time I want to trade the lease in for a new vehicle?
Asked by thickbeef - Sun Mar 11 15:36:31 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not sure about the financing part, but i do know you have to bring your car back in it's original condition if not better. If you don't then you don't get as much back.]
Answered by shanna w - Sun Mar 11 16:56:46 2007
Buying a new vehicle: How low would you go on gas mileage?
Q. My wife and I are toying with the idea of buying a new car. Right now, she's favoring a small SUV over a car. I don't like this idea mainly because of the poor gas mileage most of them get -- anywhere from 16 to 22 mpg in the city. What is the absolute lowest fuel economy rating that you would settle for in a vehicle, keeping in mind that you're a pretty light driver. My wife would use her vehicle to get to work and a few places on the weekend only. We don't plan on any major trips that we'll be taking in our car, either. If you choose to answer, give me the reason why fuel economy is or isn't important to you.
Asked by Jeff - Tue Feb 6 09:49:42 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Toyota Rav4 is a mid size SUV and gets 34 MPG!!! I wouldn't go lower than 30. Anything below 30 is pretty low for a small SUV.
Answered by aaaaaaaaaaaaaa555 - Tue Feb 6 10:52:36 2007
Q. My wife and I are toying with the idea of buying a new car. Right now, she's favoring a small SUV over a car. I don't like this idea mainly because of the poor gas mileage most of them get -- anywhere from 16 to 22 mpg in the city. What is the absolute lowest fuel economy rating that you would settle for in a vehicle, keeping in mind that you're a pretty light driver. My wife would use her vehicle to get to work and a few places on the weekend only. We don't plan on any major trips that we'll be taking in our car, either. If you choose to answer, give me the reason why fuel economy is or isn't important to you.
Asked by Jeff - Tue Feb 6 09:49:42 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Toyota Rav4 is a mid size SUV and gets 34 MPG!!! I wouldn't go lower than 30. Anything below 30 is pretty low for a small SUV.
Answered by aaaaaaaaaaaaaa555 - Tue Feb 6 10:52:36 2007
What are the advantages/disadvantages for leasing a new vehicle, rather than buying?
Q. I see on TV you get low payments when you lease a new vehicle. I don't mind getting a new car every 3 yrs, I just wonder if there are any hidden costs when returning it?
Asked by kbboul@sbcglobal.net - Fri May 19 00:30:52 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Pay cash for your cars. Payments are a good way to stay broke or get broke. NEVER lease a car, or borrow money to buy one. If you are only going to keep your cars for 3 years and you dont drive more than 15K/year just buy used cars for cash that somebody else was stupid enough to lease. You will pay about 60% of the cost of a new one and it will still be under warranty. After another 3 years it will only have about 70K on it and you will still get decent trade value to buy another nearly new car. By paying cash you can put your 'payment' money in a good growth and income Mutual fund and retire early. Crunch the numbers...see what that payment is REALLY costing you. A $325.00 car payment if invested instead at just 10% return for 30 years… [cont.]
Answered by FreedomLover - Fri May 19 00:48:37 2006
Q. I see on TV you get low payments when you lease a new vehicle. I don't mind getting a new car every 3 yrs, I just wonder if there are any hidden costs when returning it?
Asked by kbboul@sbcglobal.net - Fri May 19 00:30:52 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Pay cash for your cars. Payments are a good way to stay broke or get broke. NEVER lease a car, or borrow money to buy one. If you are only going to keep your cars for 3 years and you dont drive more than 15K/year just buy used cars for cash that somebody else was stupid enough to lease. You will pay about 60% of the cost of a new one and it will still be under warranty. After another 3 years it will only have about 70K on it and you will still get decent trade value to buy another nearly new car. By paying cash you can put your 'payment' money in a good growth and income Mutual fund and retire early. Crunch the numbers...see what that payment is REALLY costing you. A $325.00 car payment if invested instead at just 10% return for 30 years… [cont.]
Answered by FreedomLover - Fri May 19 00:48:37 2006
How is the stimulus package work when buying a new vehicle?Do you get the money off the price or on 2010 tax?
Q. Would I get the sales tax off the price of the new vehicle or do I have to wait until I file my taxes next year?I went to car dealers and nobody seemed to know.
Asked by greghaverkate - Thu Mar 12 20:02:58 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The sales tax won't be deducted from the selling price of the car. Instead, you'll get a tax credit on the state tax you paid. But you will have to wait until you file your '09 taxes to take advantage of it.
Answered by insidebuy - Thu Mar 12 20:14:27 2009
Q. Would I get the sales tax off the price of the new vehicle or do I have to wait until I file my taxes next year?I went to car dealers and nobody seemed to know.
Asked by greghaverkate - Thu Mar 12 20:02:58 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The sales tax won't be deducted from the selling price of the car. Instead, you'll get a tax credit on the state tax you paid. But you will have to wait until you file your '09 taxes to take advantage of it.
Answered by insidebuy - Thu Mar 12 20:14:27 2009
I am looking at purchasing a new vehicle can I use a credit card?
Q. I am looking at purchasing a new vehicle. Currently the interest rate on my credit card is 4.9% and the interest on a new auto loan would be at least 6.9%. Can I use the credit card for a new auto purchase or at least a substantial down payment?
Asked by Russell B - Wed Sep 27 11:19:35 2006 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, most dealers will accept credit cards. Ask before purchasing.
Answered by hsueh010 - Wed Sep 27 11:22:32 2006
Q. I am looking at purchasing a new vehicle. Currently the interest rate on my credit card is 4.9% and the interest on a new auto loan would be at least 6.9%. Can I use the credit card for a new auto purchase or at least a substantial down payment?
Asked by Russell B - Wed Sep 27 11:19:35 2006 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, most dealers will accept credit cards. Ask before purchasing.
Answered by hsueh010 - Wed Sep 27 11:22:32 2006
How do I go about getting the best price with the most accessories on a new vehicle?
Q. I currently have an 05 Dodge Quadcab 5.7 L Hemi with 34,000 miles on it and things are starting to go wrong with it so I am going to trade it off for a new one. I am young and this is my first time going about things like this. What I need to know is how am I going to get the most for my vehicle and the best price on a new one. I also want aftermarket accessories thrown in without to much or no cost to me. Any advice on how to get the dealer to give me the best deal would be greatly appreciated.
Asked by diggitydog - Sun Jun 17 13:51:56 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sorry to say, but unless you put a BUNCH of money down on your 05, you're most likely upside down in your current loan quite a bit. Meaning your truck is for example worth $20k (if you sold it) and you owe $25k. As for trade in, they'll offer you 25% less than what you could sell it for and tack on the outstanding debt to your new loan. I strongly urge you to sell the Dodge yourself and buy a Toyota if you're still wanting a truck, as they hold their value much better. As for accessories, you're not going to get any. If you want a good deal, do this: 1. Never trade your current vehicle in, sell it yourself, even if you just break even on your current loan. 2. Always try to pay as close as possible to "invoice price" (what the dealer… [cont.]
Answered by Izzy S - Sun Jun 17 15:49:22 2007
Q. I currently have an 05 Dodge Quadcab 5.7 L Hemi with 34,000 miles on it and things are starting to go wrong with it so I am going to trade it off for a new one. I am young and this is my first time going about things like this. What I need to know is how am I going to get the most for my vehicle and the best price on a new one. I also want aftermarket accessories thrown in without to much or no cost to me. Any advice on how to get the dealer to give me the best deal would be greatly appreciated.
Asked by diggitydog - Sun Jun 17 13:51:56 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sorry to say, but unless you put a BUNCH of money down on your 05, you're most likely upside down in your current loan quite a bit. Meaning your truck is for example worth $20k (if you sold it) and you owe $25k. As for trade in, they'll offer you 25% less than what you could sell it for and tack on the outstanding debt to your new loan. I strongly urge you to sell the Dodge yourself and buy a Toyota if you're still wanting a truck, as they hold their value much better. As for accessories, you're not going to get any. If you want a good deal, do this: 1. Never trade your current vehicle in, sell it yourself, even if you just break even on your current loan. 2. Always try to pay as close as possible to "invoice price" (what the dealer… [cont.]
Answered by Izzy S - Sun Jun 17 15:49:22 2007
When is the best time of year to purchase a new vehicle?
Q. I'm in the market for a new vehicle and am hoping to find out which companies (specifically interested in Toyota, Chevy and Ford) typically have the best incentives and when? Should I hold off now and wait until late December to save money on a brand new 2006?
Asked by BugsySkybone - Wed Oct 11 20:56:13 2006 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i own a repair shop,and i have found the best time to be around November or December because they don't want them around to be put back on the books for the next year,they have to pay sales tax on them if they don't sell them,so you can get a real good deal ,from now till Christmas,good luck i hope this help,s.
Answered by dodge man - Wed Oct 11 21:00:07 2006
Q. I'm in the market for a new vehicle and am hoping to find out which companies (specifically interested in Toyota, Chevy and Ford) typically have the best incentives and when? Should I hold off now and wait until late December to save money on a brand new 2006?
Asked by BugsySkybone - Wed Oct 11 20:56:13 2006 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i own a repair shop,and i have found the best time to be around November or December because they don't want them around to be put back on the books for the next year,they have to pay sales tax on them if they don't sell them,so you can get a real good deal ,from now till Christmas,good luck i hope this help,s.
Answered by dodge man - Wed Oct 11 21:00:07 2006
When is the best time of the year to purchase a brand-new vehicle?
Q. I'm looking into purchasing a new vehicle -- what time of the year will I find the best savings and incentives? I doubt it's the beginning of the year. It seems a lot of sales go on during Labor Day but I've never really paid attention as to if they're good ones or not. Advice would be greatly appreciated. Good Day!
Asked by Dr. Rob Rice - Sat Mar 15 16:09:31 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. According to Clark Howard...NEVER, however I believe it is at the end of the year when the models for the following year are out and dealers are giving deals on the remaining inventory of current year new cars.
Answered by BonnieG - Sat Mar 15 17:56:59 2008
Q. I'm looking into purchasing a new vehicle -- what time of the year will I find the best savings and incentives? I doubt it's the beginning of the year. It seems a lot of sales go on during Labor Day but I've never really paid attention as to if they're good ones or not. Advice would be greatly appreciated. Good Day!
Asked by Dr. Rob Rice - Sat Mar 15 16:09:31 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. According to Clark Howard...NEVER, however I believe it is at the end of the year when the models for the following year are out and dealers are giving deals on the remaining inventory of current year new cars.
Answered by BonnieG - Sat Mar 15 17:56:59 2008
what would happen if i were to return new vehicle back to dealer?
Q. what happens if I were to return any new vehicle back to the dealer? if penalties, would there be any alternatives to evading this.
Asked by mr. freeze - Tue Oct 23 19:50:40 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When you buy the car you are required to sign a form that states you are paying an extra $250 so you can have the option of returning the car w/in 3 days. If you do not choose that option, you cannot simply return the car. I got screwed a month ago - now I'm stuck w/ a car I really didn't want in the first place ... effing car salesmen - pushy bastards. Edit - to the know-it-all : how about answer the question and not make rude comments about other people's answers.
Answered by Mrs. Incredible - Tue Oct 23 19:54:43 2007
Q. what happens if I were to return any new vehicle back to the dealer? if penalties, would there be any alternatives to evading this.
Asked by mr. freeze - Tue Oct 23 19:50:40 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When you buy the car you are required to sign a form that states you are paying an extra $250 so you can have the option of returning the car w/in 3 days. If you do not choose that option, you cannot simply return the car. I got screwed a month ago - now I'm stuck w/ a car I really didn't want in the first place ... effing car salesmen - pushy bastards. Edit - to the know-it-all : how about answer the question and not make rude comments about other people's answers.
Answered by Mrs. Incredible - Tue Oct 23 19:54:43 2007
What motivated you to be in-market to purchase or lease a new/used vehicle?
Q. If you are currently looking to purchase/lease a vehicle please answer the following question: What motivated you to be in-market to purchase or lease a new/used vehicle? For example...Did you need a bigger car because of a new baby? Did you need more space to carpool your children's friends? Did you total your car in an accident? Are you spending too much on monthly payments? etc. Please be as descriptive as possible. This is being used for a graduate school project and the more detail you can give the better.
Asked by curiousgirl - Wed Dec 10 15:45:42 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have recently bought a new car and it is the car of my dreams...I have always wanted this car yet knew it was not in my league yet now with the economy the way it is I know I had an upper hand. I have good credit yet I did not have much to put down with Christmas being right around the corner. So I shopped online until I found the exact car that I wanted, made a phone call to set up an appointment went in and told them what I was willing to give and for how long I wanted my terms. Of course they baulked but I just shrugged my shoulders and told them that I did not NEED a car but I know that they NEEDED to sell one. I walked away and they called me the next day and agreed to my terms and I drove off the lot with my dream car...So to… [cont.]
Answered by Lalenia L - Wed Dec 10 15:57:06 2008
Q. If you are currently looking to purchase/lease a vehicle please answer the following question: What motivated you to be in-market to purchase or lease a new/used vehicle? For example...Did you need a bigger car because of a new baby? Did you need more space to carpool your children's friends? Did you total your car in an accident? Are you spending too much on monthly payments? etc. Please be as descriptive as possible. This is being used for a graduate school project and the more detail you can give the better.
Asked by curiousgirl - Wed Dec 10 15:45:42 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have recently bought a new car and it is the car of my dreams...I have always wanted this car yet knew it was not in my league yet now with the economy the way it is I know I had an upper hand. I have good credit yet I did not have much to put down with Christmas being right around the corner. So I shopped online until I found the exact car that I wanted, made a phone call to set up an appointment went in and told them what I was willing to give and for how long I wanted my terms. Of course they baulked but I just shrugged my shoulders and told them that I did not NEED a car but I know that they NEEDED to sell one. I walked away and they called me the next day and agreed to my terms and I drove off the lot with my dream car...So to… [cont.]
Answered by Lalenia L - Wed Dec 10 15:57:06 2008
When is the best time of year to get a good deal on a new vehicle?
Q. I'm in the market for a new vehicle and am hoping to find out which companies (specifically interested in Toyota, Chevy and Ford) typically have the best incentives and when? Should I hold off now and wait until late December to save money on a brand new 2006?
Asked by BugsySkybone - Wed Oct 11 20:55:41 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Begining of the year...that when the dealers are slashing prices to get rid of last years inventory, so they could have more space for the new models.
Answered by airaiboi808 - Wed Oct 11 20:58:05 2006
Q. I'm in the market for a new vehicle and am hoping to find out which companies (specifically interested in Toyota, Chevy and Ford) typically have the best incentives and when? Should I hold off now and wait until late December to save money on a brand new 2006?
Asked by BugsySkybone - Wed Oct 11 20:55:41 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Begining of the year...that when the dealers are slashing prices to get rid of last years inventory, so they could have more space for the new models.
Answered by airaiboi808 - Wed Oct 11 20:58:05 2006
What type of new vehicle has a no console? Also with a possible full seat?
Q. I'm needing a new vehicle to deliver mail in! It cannot have a console, and I would prefer a full seat, but bucket seats will do. Any suggestions?
Asked by barrymaens - Tue Apr 18 23:29:57 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I love my new Ford Crown Victoria. But..it has a V-8. You probably are looking for a V-6. But the armrests come up and you have a big bench seat front and back...
Answered by nh3gashauler - Tue Apr 25 19:53:29 2006
Q. I'm needing a new vehicle to deliver mail in! It cannot have a console, and I would prefer a full seat, but bucket seats will do. Any suggestions?
Asked by barrymaens - Tue Apr 18 23:29:57 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I love my new Ford Crown Victoria. But..it has a V-8. You probably are looking for a V-6. But the armrests come up and you have a big bench seat front and back...
Answered by nh3gashauler - Tue Apr 25 19:53:29 2006
Should I receive a refund check from GAP insurance since we just traded in and got a new vehicle?
Q. The Financial consultant told us that we needed to contact the previous dealer where we bought the older vechicle and that we traded in the vehicle and bought a newer vehicle. We bought the older one in New Mexico and then moved to Texas where we just bought a new tahoe.
Asked by RJ R - Sun Feb 24 19:01:09 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You shouldnt get a check from GAP. That is only if you wreck the car when it is still being paid for, that way they pay the car off with the GAP insurance. I think thats how it works. Good Luck
Answered by unknown - Sun Feb 24 19:04:05 2008
Q. The Financial consultant told us that we needed to contact the previous dealer where we bought the older vechicle and that we traded in the vehicle and bought a newer vehicle. We bought the older one in New Mexico and then moved to Texas where we just bought a new tahoe.
Asked by RJ R - Sun Feb 24 19:01:09 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You shouldnt get a check from GAP. That is only if you wreck the car when it is still being paid for, that way they pay the car off with the GAP insurance. I think thats how it works. Good Luck
Answered by unknown - Sun Feb 24 19:04:05 2008
How much of a discountd should I be looking for on a new vehicle list price of about $31,000.00?
Q. We are looking to purchase two new vehicles for our business and with today's economy, what should we be looking for as a deal on a list price of approx $31,500.00 each vehicle.
Asked by Sam S - Sat May 2 17:23:21 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if cash price and hassle free should not be less than 5 to 7%
Answered by TuTor - Sat May 2 17:32:29 2009
Q. We are looking to purchase two new vehicles for our business and with today's economy, what should we be looking for as a deal on a list price of approx $31,500.00 each vehicle.
Asked by Sam S - Sat May 2 17:23:21 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. if cash price and hassle free should not be less than 5 to 7%
Answered by TuTor - Sat May 2 17:32:29 2009
When you trade in a vehicle for a new one does that lower my credit score?
Q. I know when you trade in a car for a new one, they pay off the loan with the trade in amount and any leftover is rolled into the next vehicle. Does the paid off loan help my credit score, or am I really just replacing debt with debt, not helping my score?
Asked by Gigi - Thu Oct 9 17:42:17 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Auto finance is what I do for a living and yes you are replacing one debt with another but you are also helping your score by having another paid as agreed account on your report.
Answered by unknown - Thu Oct 9 18:07:11 2008
Q. I know when you trade in a car for a new one, they pay off the loan with the trade in amount and any leftover is rolled into the next vehicle. Does the paid off loan help my credit score, or am I really just replacing debt with debt, not helping my score?
Asked by Gigi - Thu Oct 9 17:42:17 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Auto finance is what I do for a living and yes you are replacing one debt with another but you are also helping your score by having another paid as agreed account on your report.
Answered by unknown - Thu Oct 9 18:07:11 2008
Who in his right mind would buy a new GM vehicle now?
Q. Unless you are a GM employee, and if I were one of those I would not be buying any new cars these days seeing as they are closing 15 additional plants. I would be more worried about my job than about buying a new car. Who is going to buy a new GM vehicle? I would not even buy a used one availability of parts will become an issue, and the resale value has become nothing. I saw an ad for a 2007 Chevy Yukon SUV with under 50,000 miles going for $7,800 locally and no takers.
Asked by Senor Magoo - Mon Jun 1 16:26:31 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For a vehicle handbook please use our website... For customer service, please go to your local Department of Motor Vehicles. For Service, please contact the IRS and press number 57. Should your car not pass emissions, plan to arrive at the EPA and stand in line to acquire the necessary forms to fill out and submit to the car dealer for not adhering to federal law. The "Lemon Law" is next on the table in Congress.
Answered by towwwdothello - Mon Jun 1 16:36:03 2009
Q. Unless you are a GM employee, and if I were one of those I would not be buying any new cars these days seeing as they are closing 15 additional plants. I would be more worried about my job than about buying a new car. Who is going to buy a new GM vehicle? I would not even buy a used one availability of parts will become an issue, and the resale value has become nothing. I saw an ad for a 2007 Chevy Yukon SUV with under 50,000 miles going for $7,800 locally and no takers.
Asked by Senor Magoo - Mon Jun 1 16:26:31 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For a vehicle handbook please use our website... For customer service, please go to your local Department of Motor Vehicles. For Service, please contact the IRS and press number 57. Should your car not pass emissions, plan to arrive at the EPA and stand in line to acquire the necessary forms to fill out and submit to the car dealer for not adhering to federal law. The "Lemon Law" is next on the table in Congress.
Answered by towwwdothello - Mon Jun 1 16:36:03 2009
Can I put two NEW tires on a front wheel drive vehicle?
Q. The vehicle is an 06 Honda Accord 4cyl. I hit a pothole the other day and it put a bad bubble in my rear tire. Is it okay to move the front tires to the rear and put new ones in the front, since those are the only driving wheels?
Asked by sunspear11 - Sun Sep 14 15:37:31 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. The vehicle is an 06 Honda Accord 4cyl. I hit a pothole the other day and it put a bad bubble in my rear tire. Is it okay to move the front tires to the rear and put new ones in the front, since those are the only driving wheels?
Asked by sunspear11 - Sun Sep 14 15:37:31 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
where can you get a vehicle inspection done to get new title for your car?
Q. I live around New Orleans area, have a car with a junked title due to an accident. Car has been fixed and is now in running condition and now I need to get a vehicle inspection done to obtain a new title and it has to be done by a state official. Are there any other places to go besides the State Police office?
Asked by SUNSHINE - Fri Aug 14 22:27:19 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. I live around New Orleans area, have a car with a junked title due to an accident. Car has been fixed and is now in running condition and now I need to get a vehicle inspection done to obtain a new title and it has to be done by a state official. Are there any other places to go besides the State Police office?
Asked by SUNSHINE - Fri Aug 14 22:27:19 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
sold vehicle but did not turn in pink slip. What happens if new owner gets into accident who is held liable?
Q. I just recently sold my vehicle but I did not turn in the pink slip notifying the DMV. . Turns out the new owner just got into a car accident where he hit and ran. Who is held liable for the damages if they cant find the driver? The only person that comes out is me as the registered owner. Please Help.
Asked by cglez1523 - Fri Aug 15 02:52:19 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You will be held responsible. I guess there is no need to tell you now, what you already know. That is: always do a sale or transfer the legal way to avoid a whole world of hurt.
Answered by entidtil - Fri Aug 15 08:22:17 2008
Q. I just recently sold my vehicle but I did not turn in the pink slip notifying the DMV. . Turns out the new owner just got into a car accident where he hit and ran. Who is held liable for the damages if they cant find the driver? The only person that comes out is me as the registered owner. Please Help.
Asked by cglez1523 - Fri Aug 15 02:52:19 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You will be held responsible. I guess there is no need to tell you now, what you already know. That is: always do a sale or transfer the legal way to avoid a whole world of hurt.
Answered by entidtil - Fri Aug 15 08:22:17 2008
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