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They could always get in writing that they don’t owe Carvana any money and it will be very hard to collect as a debt.
by adrr 4y ago
They could always get in writing that they don’t owe Carvana any money and it will be very hard to collect as a debt.
- bombcar 4y agoEven if you don’t get it in writing you can ALWAYS contest and demand proof from whoever the liquidator sold to - I personally would consider it pretty unethical to try to get out of a valid debt that you intentionally took on but it’s a tactic that is known to work and screw the usurers anyway. Often the paperwork has been misplaced or lost.
- Skates1616 4y agoYou will need a title to the car if you ever want to get rid of it, it’s even needed at a junk yard. You won’t get a title without making the payments…
- jjav 4y agoYou don't necessarily always need a title, just write a Bill of Sale to the buyer. This is fairly common particularly with older cars or cars that have been converted to racecars (but still quite street-legal).