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I have a car a friend used to own, didn't make payments, and the car was repossessed but never picked up.?
30th July 2011
The car was then in an accident. What are my options? My friend washed his hands of it and doesn’t care. It is driveable once we get it started, but it will not pass inspection now.
How or can I get a new title for it? Or, because someone owns it, don’t know who but someone, am I stuck just leaving it? I think there’s some value there and it shouldn’t just go to a junkyard, but I may not have any legal options. Thoughts? It has to be disposed of in one way or another.
Thanks for all the answers. I have no idea who financed it or what the status is. I have not driven nor will I drive it. Thanks all, I will tell him to get his bank or their minions to pick the damned thing up. Or I will get it towed to his current residence. LOL
I’m deciding if I want to switch or stay with the company I’m currently working for. I work at high end used car dealership, and debating whether to switch to Volkswagen used and new cars in Chicago. Please provide me with pro’s and con’s in which I can provide more information of the two in exchange for you questions. Thank You
I have been in the Car business for two months and I’m 21 years old