I have been watching your updates since last year. You don’t sound like a broken record. If anything, you are incredibly measured and methodical in your approach to this unfortunate problem that found you through no fault of yours. You have the right to vent.

@FML

2 жыл бұрын

Hey thanks man. It feels weird putting myself out there, but if it helps future buyers of these cars on what to look out for, then it’s worth it. Thanks for watching!

Bro it’s been a year and still no title plus over $40K in estimated repairs. You need to just cut your losses. Like at what point do you just admit it’s never gona either A run and B actually be yours

I’m sorry to hear your frustration about your dream car predicament . Your not the only one who is incurring such a big loss. My prayers to all that are victimized as part of the scam thru CNC and hope you all recover and achieve your dreams once again. I was fortunate enough to acquire my dream car thru a reputable dealer. I no longer own my dream car but am most grateful for the time I had it. Cars come n go life never stands still. A new day for more dreams to come true. Good luck all . Thanks for the update sir.

Happy Birthday!!! There is always a way, don’t give up, call the DMV a lot and try to talk to the people in charge that put the stop on it, persistence will pay off. Looking forward to your videos. Thank you for sharing your story!

@muskokamike127

2 жыл бұрын

One thing: I never rely on email and my response going through without a follow up. "did you get my email"? and if they don't respond to that, I keep writing until I do or phone them. TOO many times email get filtered as spam or blocked for dumb reasons.

Thanks for the update.

i pass by them all the time and i still see the sign up lol good info

“If you can’t afford a new one, you sure as hell can’t afford a used one.” - Enzo Ferrari, 1940

@fredbobberts5753

2 жыл бұрын

This has prevented me from making similar Maserati mistakes too

@freshdotholla

2 жыл бұрын

that was mean, but necessary

Man, keep up the good attitude. This is my worst nightmare. Hang in there, it will work its self out.

Your "very pissed off" is WAY different than my "very pissed off"! Do you have an attorney? If not you need to get one...NOW!!

I'm hoping the best for you, keep fighting, don't give up. It's a dream car for you, don't lose sight of your dream.

Boggles the mind why CA DMV Registration Dept. did not tell you who is the registered owner and the registration was suspended due to no proof of insurance. CA DMV Registration should have a record of mailing registration renewal notice and notification of a suspended registration. At this point I would stop going to the DMV and focus on the DMV investigator assigned to the CNC investigation. Highly likely, the investigator is trying to find out who consigned the Ferrari to CNC and what happened to your money after you paid CNC. Once their investigation is complete it may show CNC never paid the owner of the Ferrari. If so, the Ferrari goes back to the owner and you have a legal claim to CNC's assets. Perhaps, with that legal standing you can ask your credit union to suspend further payments until you get paid from a court settlement against CNC.

@fredbobberts5753

2 жыл бұрын

@WSL bullseye, exactly

CNC Motors has been a dealership for over 25 years but in 2017, they decided to open a location near In N Out in Upland, California but a couple years later, the owner was being too greedy and that is how the fraud situations were happening

Also, many sites offer the service to 'recover titles', whether you lost it or the previous owner lost it. Depending on the state, they may be more lenient with requirements. If you have a bill of sale, can prove insurance, can prove payments for the car loan, etc. These recovery are for services for people who either lost titles or NEVER got them from the previous owners. They are prob used to dealing with DMVs in many and all states and may have contacts to discuss the matter at hand directly with people at the DMV who can help. For a fee. But at this point, offer them their fee and a second amount when they get you the damn title. To motivate them to work hard on your case. Best of luck.

@Millsprinkles569

2 жыл бұрын

Here is the problem, he isn't really the owner of the car is he. The owner has the title and this ferrari is basically a stolen car. I get that it's a little more complicated than that but that pretty much sums it up.

@bogdanpanek3481

2 жыл бұрын

@@Millsprinkles569 once he paid for the car and took possession, he is the new owner in the eyes of the law. The title issue is just bureaucratic red tape. The one issue of the seller’s agent (the dealer) not giving the seller proceeds from the sale does not negate or undo the sale. This gentleman will get his title eventually.

@bigtuna9529

2 жыл бұрын

Depends! If the original owner never contracted CNC to sell the vehicle or pulled some shady shit & he never signed the title over YOU ARE NOT the owner of the car just because you gave some dirtbag your money! If it wasn’t theirs to sell in the first place you are screwed!

Hope you get through this mate. Keep focussing on why you wanted to get sat in that seat, looking at the centre of that steering wheel. Even before you turn the key and get to plant the right foot, it's tingles down the spine time. Says the 360 owner who's spent a good few £'s getting one screaming again. It will be worth it.

Matt did you say you'd spoken to the owner about the title in previous video what's the story with that?

I would be going after the person who screwed you. Your just too nice and calm. I would have made Clays life a living nightmare until he gave you your money in CASH and he took the car back

I've been wondering what happened with this. I'm sorry to hear that it has continued to go this way. I know Ed Bolian had made a video about this when all of the info about CNC came out. Have you reached out to him? When it comes to DMV and titles, I feel like he could point you in the right direction.

@FML

2 жыл бұрын

I reached out to him via IG a while back. I should try again.

@MakeUh8bro

2 жыл бұрын

@@FML he really is the only one I can think of. And considering the situation with the dealer, I can see it be worth it to him as well if he is able to help. He could do a video on your story. I really hope you're able to get this figured out. That car is a trophy of your hard work and you deserve to enjoy it

If the investigators are saying the questionnaire was not received. Email them the receipt that the questionnaire was sent. Call the investigator daily. Keep calling because the squeaky wheel gets the grease.

Google says some states don't require titles just bill of sale if the vehicles 15 years old or 20 years old. Like georgia or maine. Not sure what they will need or not but worth looking into at this point.

Thought there was supposed to be an update with the previous owner and the title situation? I would reach out to your state representative and state senator to get them involved in regards to the issues with the DMV.

Ha! “Sell it?” Nah, win! Gotta win, and it sounds like you did Matt. I hope to join you in the 360 club before long. And I must have a pair of Ferrari Pumas. #Flex

Stay strong. Good things happen to good people...

LOL in California 40 is freezing...dude, it was -30 C here on the weekend lol......it got up to -8 C today, SWEATER weather! lol

Might want to look at registering the Ferrari in the state of Montana.

No the VLT stop is because the California DMV is still trying to, or can’t establish ownership. The refers to California transfer of ownership. Under California Law a complete chain of ownership is required and theoretically this was a dealer transfer. The dealer was required to complete the dealer assignment section and they didn’t. Acceptable Evidence of Ownership When a Title Was not Issued-The following must be submitted: A REG 256 from the applicant stating the vehicle is free and clear of any liens other than shown on the application and one of the following: Bill of sale or dealer invoice to the registered owner named on the out-of-state registration that shows no lien against the vehicle and indicates the vehicle was paid in full. The original or certified copy of a conditional sales contract that shows the same lien as shown on the REG 343 or which has been stamped/marked “paid” and countersigned or is cleared by a lien satisfied (a REG 166 is acceptable). Title from a different nonresident jurisdiction or a letter from the nontitle state verifying the title was surrendered to that state unless the out-of-state registration indicates the title was surrendered. Since none of the above is true - there is a prior lien presumably and the title is not clear- they cannot give you one. Get a lawyer and request a hearing.

@timcote8281

2 жыл бұрын

All roads lead to its never going to happen. A lawyer only takes money, drags it for years, they hope for an act of god to happen because there's absolutely no sure way to proceed while losing the retainer fee. Attorneys have no idea and want no part in being associated with this negatively publicized KZread example. There's no way to break even or profit from this. I've thought about every option, part it out, buy a donor for a vin, ship it out of country, invest in being a partner at a small dealer for plates, house fire insurance claim, or use it as a business logo advertisement parked out front of your Taco truck😂 Either way you have the saddest story. I recommend writing this into a number one smash hit country song titled 🎶 All The Things Gone Wrong and make sure there's a dog in the lyrics who runs away just to seal the deal. Oh, and the name of your Taco truck business is called Ripoffs 😁 🏁 🚘 ⛽ 🇨🇮

It really sounds like lawyering time to me

Have you run a fresh Carfax? It may shed some light regarding past ownership / title issues ??

Sorry if you already explained this and I just missed it, but is this one of those cases where the previous owner gave it to CNC on consignment, CNC never paid them, and the owner is still holding the registration? I understand CNC pulled that with a lot of people. Do you know who the previous owner was? If that is the case you need to talk to a lawyer and find out if you have any recourse at all. It seems that the original owner would still be the legal owner and CNC basically stole your money.

@KingReza

2 жыл бұрын

Feel bad for the previous owner if they did not get paid for the car. Have you contacted previous owner?

@johnnykwon8173

2 жыл бұрын

That’s my understanding of what’s happened with CNC. There are similar stories with titles not necessarily being cleared to transfer as the original owner never agreed to part ways with the vehicle. Some folks mistakenly believe whoever holds the title or pink slip is the rightful owner. Definitely not true.

@bogdanpanek3481

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnnykwon8173 ya, possession of the car trumps possession of the title. Think mechanic’s lien. This is long settled case law. The courts don’t want to create a victim out of the new good faith buyer.

Damn bro 1 year

When you spot with title holder did he/she sound like some type of $ resolution could be agreed upon ?

Here is a thought… call Dan at Normal Guy Supercar! Seems he’s looking for a project car!! And he’d love one more shot at CMC

Life of palos needs to see this

Why did you wait in line when you got there first ?

depending on how much you paid, you could check into how much you could sell it in pieces to people that want parts, strip it and get you rmoney back...

For future reference....32 degrees or less is freezing (even in California).

Hello Matt, do you know anything about the previous owner of this Ferrari? Did he get paid?

Can't believe it's been a year. I have followed you from when you bought the car. I live a couple miles from CNC and pass it almost daily. I feel bad for you and others who they defrauded.

If you have not already, contact your State representative, Congressman. And I mean go to their office. Also contact your local media outlet's consumer reporter/troubleshooter.

Id call a lawyer, im sure they can shake the tree.

Attorney time. Lawyer up!

Personally, I would have the vehicle towed to the shop of your choice and have them inspect the engine for damage from the overheat. If the engine is damaged in anyway, such as heads warped, etc. You need to part ways with the car. If that means selling it without a title/registration, that is not illegal as long as their was a notarized contract you and the buyer. It would just be sold for off road use only (track car). At least you will get a little money back. If you get it registered with the engine damaged then you are going to have WAY more than the car is worth x2 probably not to mention the other associated costs you have already have to pay for. If the engine is fine and you do get the paperwork, you can probably get away with keeping it at a huge LOSS, but if you like the car, then the loss does not matter at the end of the day. But at this point the financial loss based on mechanical work/parts needed would kill the idea for me.

@Ekasmer549

2 жыл бұрын

No one’s gona let that liability sit in their shop let alone touch it with a 10 ft pole.

@R1SoDaRkLy

2 жыл бұрын

@@Ekasmer549 totally disagree. It's a car that may need repair like any other. Plus its insured. That is a ridiculous statement.

@georgespalding7640

2 жыл бұрын

He can't sell the car because there's a big loan still on it and he doesn't have the title for it. The car stays in limbo until the DMV or CNC get the paperwork straightened out.

@R1SoDaRkLy

2 жыл бұрын

@@georgespalding7640 the bank had to have seen proof that the car existed in the first place for a loan to ever have been generated. The bank had to know there was collateral to fall back to if the buyer did not pay the loan. Either way. Let's say you are right. My point still stands. That point being is that he has to figure out if the car is still viable to own based on its current mechanical condition. Since, he knows practically nothing about mechanics, he has to get a car to a shop for this to be determined.

@georgespalding7640

2 жыл бұрын

@@R1SoDaRkLy Viable to own or not the car will sit at his house until the paperwork is resolved. Unless he wants to just give it to the bank and let them deal with it which they do not want to do. Once he stops making payments on the loan his credit is ruined because it's such a large loan and he still responsible for the payoff on the car which will go into a lawsuit against him.

If your problem happened in state of Texas, this would have finished long long time ago , in Texas I personally experienced something similar but not as bad , the State immediately took action, less the 45 minutes at DMV, problem solved, actually they told me there wait 2 weeks, and I had it Cheers🍷

If you received the questionnaire by email don't you have a sent history?

Move out of California would be the best start. Go after there bond, which hiring an attorney will be the fastest and most efficient route/ with handling the bond.

Keep the faith.. you can't sell the car untill it's in your name!! So yes your Fd. I would contact the investors in person or by phone.

Have you tried contacting Clay again regarding this?

can you contact your local senator? ask him/her to send out a letter and ask for the progress of this case

Does the prevoius owner have the title? Or did they sign it over to CNC?

@FML

2 жыл бұрын

They gave it to CNC…

Have consulted an attorney about this?

Have you considered retaining an attorney? Someone that is fluent in DMV & traffic/DUI stuff may be helpful. I know that it is more money, but you need to get this resolved.

@daytonaeagle

2 жыл бұрын

That was my first thought viewing this.. for the money involved - Matt needs to retain an attorney..

TAX WRITEOFF PART OUT THE HEAP

Bummer. What a pain.

@cathrynm

2 жыл бұрын

The weird thing, I've seen this with DMV myself, where if anything goes wrong, they just go 'radio silent.' I know this really sucks, but I think you have to go back to the DMV, over and over. Be a pest over there until they resolve this one way or another.

Don’t know what to say to you, but thanks for video I guess and I’m hoping you get a solution one day.

It is frightening that in America there is no longer any registration of vehicles and that the customer receives all the paperwork. I live in Sweden. Here, when you buy a car from a car company, the car salesman makes sure that directly on his computer registers the car, insures the car with the insurance company the customer wants it registered. You thus drive directly from the car company with a legal car that is taxed, registered and insured. This was done when I bought a car in 2018 and this had already been done for several years back in Sweden. It is now 2022 and America is lagging behind in development in many areas, I hear and see. Matt, if you had lived in Sweden, you would never have had such problems buying a car. It is no wonder that several Americans are moving to Sweden.

Make friends with a mechanic's shop. Store it in their high fenced yard. Have them file a mechanic's lien on the title. Then once they get the title through forclosing on their lien you buy the car from them for the cost of the repairs and their time and cost associated. A mechanic's lien will ultimately clear the title. Only threat would be if the person whose name is on the title shows up to get their car out of the impound and pays the mechanic's bill. Thus why you need the mechanic to be a friend. It might be an option.

I live in California too. You have to speak to your state senators office or your state assembly persons office to speak to Steve Gordon who is the Director of the Department of Motor Vehicles in Sacramento. Please call those offices today and write a letter explaining the problems with CNC and trying to get a title to your car at the DMV and how the DMV has failed you. I know its extra work but speaking to my local representatives have helped me with probelms I had with state offices and federal offices. Those are the people that can help you with the DMV. That is part of their job description. Your federal House member or California Sentator can help you with a federal problem. I am sure once you speak to your state representatives this problem will be solved.

Who was the previous owner. Perhaps you could get a notorized statement from him as to the transaction he made. If so, you may get past the crap CNC pulled with the title.

It makes for a nice paperweight @ the very least😳

You can part it out.

Consider anything you receive or send online to the CA DMV (aside from a registration payment) to be useless. I sold two cars, filled out the online release of liability and submitted them. For two years, I received registration expiration notices and late notices from the DMV for one of the cars. So I guess the DMV works at 50%. It wasn’t until I sent a personal letter explaining that I no longer own the car in question, that the harassment ended. I think their online communication system is flawed, but if your correspondence reaches an actual human, they will act on it. The online system sucks but there are great people working there.

Very sorry to hear this. If Ed Bolian can't help, I would reach out to one of the lemon law attorney firms. I doubt they can help you, but I suspect they'll know someone who can. You need someone who specializes in these types of matters. A generalist attorney is not going to cut it. Good luck.

by law they can not sell you a car with out a smog certificate in california . the dmv should be hammering down on them ! i so sorry to hear this .

Get ahold of someone at the DMV that you can talk to and each time they can't help you ask for their supervisor. Eventually you will get to someone willing to get to the bottom of it. Then become a squeaky wheel. Get phone numbers for everyone you talk to an wear them out! Call them every day if you have to and tell them you are going to do that until you get satisfaction. If all else fails take them to court. File a suit for them failing to provide a duplicate title. They CAN be sued.

This absolutely sucks! All options are expensive. Pay the owner to get the title so you are now paying double for a broken car that you have to pay to fix? Ugh. Send car back to prior owner who still hasn’t been paid and so still has title, and that still leaves you paying a loan for a car you don’t own? “Less” expensive “Ugh”. I agree with you not paying to fix it at this juncture, it’d be more money wasted on a car you don’t legally own. I also agree with others suggesting legal counsel to arbitrate between you, your bank, and the prior owner. I’m so sorry to see you continuing in this nightmare.

There is a procedure in Calif that let’s you get a title by an abandoned vehicle lien statue. Goggle the statue and follow the procedure to file an abandoned vehicle lien, then follow the procedure to get an abandoned vehicle title

@FML

2 жыл бұрын

When the DMV places a VLT Stop on the VIN, there’s nothing that can be done until they lift it.

Matt, you said previously you had spoken to the title holder what’s happened there, if he got his money from cnc why can’t he send you the title if he didn’t get his money from cnc then why do you still have the car surely he still owns it and should want it back. Please let us know.

@czwhat328

2 жыл бұрын

That’s a good point. I would contact them and see if they have the title or want the car back. He could also maybe try and title it in another state.

@fredbobberts5753

2 жыл бұрын

He can’t title it in another state knowing there’s a lien on it. I don’t know every states laws but I’m pretty sure that’s going to be a problem. No false statements in writing, people, no car is worth it.

At least you have a beautiful piece of art in your garage that you can sit in and make videos in. At least you can sit in your Ferrari and make race car noises!

have you run a fresh Carfax report on it, it should reveal past title or branding issues…

Dude. It's the DMV. Lawyer up.

File for abandoned vehicle title.

dude, I saw your video a year ago and now you are still having the issue? that's not acceptable.

This sucks but why do you need a title to fix it? Fix it yourself or tow it to a shop. In Georgia if the DMV isn't helpful you can get temp tag from tax and title department of the county Court. They should easily be able to issue a duplicate title. There is a case against CNC and you have your sale paperwork.

16 states are bill of sale only , no titles! Just saying🤔

You can export it and sell it in a different country. You can sell it as scrap metal. You have many options you can do.

@Kitty-oy5nj

2 жыл бұрын

Scrap ? You can trip it to 1000 parts, each door and handle, or strut, or rotor, or break line, or even logo, are worth lots on the open market to repair other cars.

@jeffchong6284

2 жыл бұрын

@@Kitty-oy5nj yeah parting it out is a good option, although is a lot of work. Also 360 parts don't worth a whole lot.

Throw Dealer Plate on It And Drive it off a Cliff

Sorry to hear this is still going on but not surprised. I don’t think you will ever get a title to the car and I think the end will see you being without the car and dealing with the financial ramifications with your lender. Its a sad sad story and you sure got shafted.

Form a llc and open your own independent dealership so you can run dealer plates. It's not going to be free but at least you can drive it and not pay additional taxes when you do get the title.

@fredbobberts5753

2 жыл бұрын

If I’m the original owner and that car is on the street I might repo it and take my chances.

No way bruh still???

Your vehicle buying and registering system in the USA is FUBAR. here in Ontario Canada when we take possession of the vehicle we get the title IN OUR NAME if bought from a dealer and if private? You go with the seller to the DOT to get it changed over. I recently bought a used motorcycle privately and it was with the understanding that if there was any issue with the transfer I'd be back and none too pleased. Taking possession of and paying for a vehicle without the registration is looney tunes......

Please dude. Start a GoFundMe and I’m in to help! Don’t be too proud. $40k+ to fix it once you eventually get the title is insane. The car community will step up and help just to see you in that car with it fixed and your title driving around. You’re a victim or a crime, so just do it and let’s get you to a happy ending! 🚗 💨

You need to hire a lawyer obviously that specializes car issues and registration. Title issues etc. if a lawyer went to court on your behalf the judge can issue an instruction to the DMV to register the car to your name once the judge has understood the issues. Get a lawyer- have him go to court and get a court order to register the car into your name.

bascily , you should just give up on CA ( for now ) and register it , get title in Virginia ! you do not even need to go there ! get a title and registration THEN get one in CA this solution is SO easy , and it will work ! research it i read an article and many do it basically , you are just certifying it is NOT stolen ! ( and it is NOT so no worries !

@fredbobberts5753

2 жыл бұрын

If you go to another state and try to say there is no prior lien on a vehicle when it can be established rather easily through public statement that you know that there is, what’s the outcome? Well one outcome is you lose any protection so called good faith statues might hold. Those have a reasonableness of prior warning or awareness element. If you become part of the fraud I don’t think it helps. There’s other possible outcomes worse than losing the car.

@jackdale9249

2 жыл бұрын

@@fredbobberts5753 that is unlikely to happen none of the prior owners in this case are going to object ! he has already spoken to them and come to an understanding the poor guy just needs title and plates good faith is just legalistic nonsense once he has title and plates ( in this RARE caSE ) NOONE WILL GIVE A SHIT NO NEED TO BE SO LEGALISTIC MY SOLUTION WILL WORK many PEOPLE do GO THE Virginia ROUTE TO GET A TITLE AND PLATES then GET ca OR WHATEVER TITLE , PLATES ( sorry all caps ) basically you are testifying to Virginia it is NOT a stolen car , it is yours . he legally and morally owns it it is just STUPID state buttheads keeping him fr owning it no one will complain about a iien it has been satisfied legally this fix will work .

@fredbobberts5753

2 жыл бұрын

@jack dale If he’d spoken to the prior owner and they’d reached an “understanding” then he’d have the title in his hands. That answer makes no sense. Valid transfer of title = agreement reached. From Virginia DMV: Title or registration card from your previous state of residence or a branch of the United States Armed Forces with your name appearing as owner, OR previous owner's out-of-state title signed over to you. NOTE: If you register a vehicle using an out-of-state registration card, the card must be in the owner's name and either unexpired or expired for less than twelve (12) months. You will only receive a Virginia registration card. You will not receive a Virginia title until you submit the out-of-state title to the Virginia DMV. He does not have a CA registration for this car in his name to attempt this transfer. He does not have a CA title in his name to transfer. He could only attempt to register in VA off a non VA registration if it is in his name and if he had that he wouldn’t have posted. Virginia also requires an address statement.

Maybe you can get some legal advise.

Good luck with getting this fixed. 1 year of runaround is ridiculous and I am sure the questionnaire story is just an excuse for doing nothing.

All you need to do. Go to a registration service or reach out to me and I will do it for you. You need to get a title bond and get a new title. It's that simple.

I honestly think you need to get your self a good lawyer and have them do the digging……they will reach out to previous owner work with DMW and sort it out … Good luck !!

Lawyer…and sorry.

What a pain man. Is there a lawyer you can hire locally to work through all this stuff on your behalf? You can prob sign a power of attorney as needed so they can discuss on your behalf. Have you explored that?

How many L's can one man take?

Question: How many miles on the car? I can't see how it could have so many problems

Buy a second Ferrari that has a blown engine and transmission and then sacrifice the car without a title. Offer the holder of the title 50 percent. Take a torch and cut it up for scrap. Part it out. All of those are bad options but they are options.

@Zyworski

2 жыл бұрын

I would not make any decisions until after Clay is sentenced

Part the car out and buy another one. You will come out ahead and put all this behind you.

Can you just give it back to the bank? They lended the money on something without the title 🤔

Maybe I’m being cruel. But anyone with some common sense would have dumped this heaping pile ASAP.

@freshdotholla

2 жыл бұрын

anybody with half a brain would had done so.

why go to the DMV in person ? you could not get an answer over the phone? also isn't there a main office with a supervisor for this investigations team. I would assume a letter would have given you the same answer with out going out in the cold. I have followed your issue for over a year and feel your pain in many ways. I used to live in california so I know what a pain in the butt, the DMV can be but once you get over a certain level of staff, usually it is pretty good on answers. I would assume you are on the home stretch and you can get another title especially since you have the bill of sale. as for the coolant line. its an old car. The plastic and rubber on old cars fail. its a Ferrari, unless you severely over heated the car the motor should be fine. I would say good luck, but it will all work out. you just need patience and persistence.

Why can't the person who has the title send it to you?

@JayandSarah

2 жыл бұрын

Because they haven’t been paid for the car why would they give up the title??? ???????

@alvaro1728

2 жыл бұрын

@@JayandSarah Ahh, I see. CNC kept Matt's money.

What a tough situation. You could torch your credit and stop making payments but then how to get another car? Wish you could get this resolved. you look stressed.

With al the money involved with this car have you talked to a lawyer? You have waited 1 year too long. I am not familiar with your situation as this is the first video I watch, but I feel this is important enough for you to get a good lawyer involved. Sucks really, but being a nice guy wont get you anywhere. Good luck.

One nostril, everyone knows the rules.

I haven’t watched all of your posts but I watched a few, so if you’ve covered this, disregard. You mentioned that you’ve made all the payments….I’m assuming you financed it through a bank? In most cases the lender gets the title until you pay it off. So why hasn’t the lender pursued this title. Sounds like it’s the lender’s problem if the title isn’t available.