 Some auto dealers and auto auctions are using the economy as a scape-goat to display sloppy and or negligent practices when it comes to providing their customers with auto titles and or title-work. True, many auto dealers and some auto auctions are feeling the economic pinch; but is that really an excuse to suddenly vanish and close up shop without supplying customers what is due them- A VEHICLE TITLE; after a vehicle purchase has been made. Car purchasers beware: provided that you paid for the vehicle in full and there's no lien or lease involved; you are required to receive a title for your vehicle. Out of fairness, dealers/auctions have 30 days in the state of Virginia to obtain a title for the new purchaser of a vehicle (from their business). There are times that a dealer/auction may exceed the 30 day limit; which in some ways are feasible; however if a dealer/auction is consecutively behind in supplying its customers with titles or titling and registering the vehicle for the customer; then red flags are raised. The following are tips to apply; so that you can avoid the "title-less gridlock":
If you find yourself in a titling situation regarding a dealer/auction that has went out of business or are giving you excuses as to why you aren't being provided with a title; Wisdom & Authority Titling Solutions is available to provide you with the help you need today. |
