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I learned long ago never to trust dealerships to do what they say they will, unless I see them do it. When I traded in a car, among other things I signed was a
by bcrosby95 7y ago
I learned long ago never to trust dealerships to do what they say they will, unless I see them do it.
When I traded in a car, among other things I signed was a release of liability for the DMV. They claimed they would submit it.
They never did. 3 months later the DMV called asking about the lack of insurance for the car. I told them what happened, and they said its common for dealerships to never send in this paperwork. So, yeah, lesson learned. I can't imagine what a pain in the ass this would have been if the car were involved in an accident.
- reaperducer 7y agoI learned long ago never to trust dealerships I traded in a car in Houston and the employees of the dealership (an actual big-name dealership, not some guy selling cars on his lawn) took it on joyrides for a week blowing through tolls. I found out when I got a letter in the mail from the Harris County Toll Road Authority with a bill and photos of my old car zipping through the barriers. I called HCTRA, and they were super nice about it, cancelled the fees, and said it happens all the time.