Texas Certificate Of Title - Question
Thread Starter
|
Member
Joined: Oct 2007
Posts: 208
RE: Texas Certificate Of Title - Question
ORIGINAL: 00AccordLX5spd
If it is on a Texas Certificate of Title, call the Texas Title Bureau first. If they do not have information for you, ask them who you need to contact.
If it is on a Texas Certificate of Title, call the Texas Title Bureau first. If they do not have information for you, ask them who you need to contact.
Been Around A Long Time Member
Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 999
RE: Texas Certificate Of Title - Question
BTW, $5 below Blue Book is NOT a good deal... It's actually a little more than you probably STILL should have paid, particularly because of the title mishap.
I'd demand more money back.
In Texas, this is completely illegal and termed bait and switch. You were looking for a clean title, and was sold a rebuilt title - classic in the sense of the word if you ask me.
When I bought my Accord the dealer tried doing the same thing to me; the driver-side door had been replaced and it was obvious along the seams. He tried to deny it by showing me a carfax, but I bullied him real bad after I found out he was pulling a different VIN altogether. Unfortunately the correct VIN didn't have anything under the carfax report either - so he got lucky there in terms of PROVIDING me with false info. But after I told him I came looking for a clean title, and it had this damage, I had him by the *****...
Might I ask what part of TX you're from? I too am looking into selling my Accord
(eventually, once I get off my ***).
I'd demand more money back.
In Texas, this is completely illegal and termed bait and switch. You were looking for a clean title, and was sold a rebuilt title - classic in the sense of the word if you ask me.
When I bought my Accord the dealer tried doing the same thing to me; the driver-side door had been replaced and it was obvious along the seams. He tried to deny it by showing me a carfax, but I bullied him real bad after I found out he was pulling a different VIN altogether. Unfortunately the correct VIN didn't have anything under the carfax report either - so he got lucky there in terms of PROVIDING me with false info. But after I told him I came looking for a clean title, and it had this damage, I had him by the *****...
Might I ask what part of TX you're from? I too am looking into selling my Accord
(eventually, once I get off my ***).
Thread Starter
|
Member
Joined: Oct 2007
Posts: 208
RE: Texas Certificate Of Title - Question
ORIGINAL: klrspz
BTW, $5 below Blue Book is NOT a good deal... It's actually a little more than you probably STILL should have paid, particularly because of the title mishap.
I'd demand more money back.
In Texas, this is completely illegal and termed bait and switch. You were looking for a clean title, and was sold a rebuilt title - classic in the sense of the word if you ask me.
When I bought my Accord the dealer tried doing the same thing to me; the driver-side door had been replaced and it was obvious along the seams. He tried to deny it by showing me a carfax, but I bullied him real bad after I found out he was pulling a different VIN altogether. Unfortunately the correct VIN didn't have anything under the carfax report either - so he got lucky there in terms of PROVIDING me with false info. But after I told him I came looking for a clean title, and it had this damage, I had him by the *****...
Might I ask what part of TX you're from? I too am looking into selling my Accord (eventually, once I get off my ***).
BTW, $5 below Blue Book is NOT a good deal... It's actually a little more than you probably STILL should have paid, particularly because of the title mishap.
I'd demand more money back.
In Texas, this is completely illegal and termed bait and switch. You were looking for a clean title, and was sold a rebuilt title - classic in the sense of the word if you ask me.
When I bought my Accord the dealer tried doing the same thing to me; the driver-side door had been replaced and it was obvious along the seams. He tried to deny it by showing me a carfax, but I bullied him real bad after I found out he was pulling a different VIN altogether. Unfortunately the correct VIN didn't have anything under the carfax report either - so he got lucky there in terms of PROVIDING me with false info. But after I told him I came looking for a clean title, and it had this damage, I had him by the *****...
Might I ask what part of TX you're from? I too am looking into selling my Accord
(eventually, once I get off my ***).
www.oasisparkandsell.com
Been Around A Long Time Member
Joined: Jun 2007
Posts: 7,381
From: St. Paul, MN
RE: Texas Certificate Of Title - Question
ORIGINAL: Accord Owner
How what pans out?
ORIGINAL: 00AccordLX5spd
It's been a while! Let us know how this pans out!
It's been a while! Let us know how this pans out!
Thread Starter
|
Member
Joined: Oct 2007
Posts: 208
RE: Texas Certificate Of Title - Question
ORIGINAL: finch13
The whole situation of you're car having something wrong with it and you not knowing it. Did you ever call the Texas Title Bureau?
ORIGINAL: Accord Owner
How what pans out?
ORIGINAL: 00AccordLX5spd
It's been a while! Let us know how this pans out!
It's been a while! Let us know how this pans out!
Member
Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 159
From: Panama City , FL
RE: Texas Certificate Of Title - Question
wow dude i just read this whole post and to be honest it doesn't look like you really care to much aboutwhat happened to your car, being that it has been so long, so why are you aksing for help again? if it was me, i would have called every person i needed to in one day to find out what happened to a car i had bought. just my two cents
