Sounds like the classic definition of month to month...

Ms. Espada is of course correct, they should seek reimbursement from the lender, OR if the lender happened to send the alleged overpayment to you...

I'm sorry for your issues. Dealer (or anyone) cannot sell a vehicle without being able to deliver title. A complaint to DMV should have helped. ...

Here's what I am taking from your post: a- You took your car in to a shop for repairs; b- something happened to a rental that they gave...

That is literally 'car-knapping.' In legal terms, 'conversion.' You can hire an attorney to write a nasty-gram for you, but, that may cost you...

In CA you should have a (small) claim. I'd get the 'fix' if I were you and immediately sell it or trade it in.

You have options, but, the path of least resistance is to write to the 'lender' and tell them what happened and ask them to 'fix' the issue. Also,...

Sure, if you can prove the lie(s) you can sue and win! Good luck with it...

In a perfect world, yes, you just take it back, but, you are dealing with licensed criminals, essentially. Check your VIN online here:...

Sorry for your troubles. A consumer protection attorney should be able to handle this issue with very little effort upfront, as in, by writing a...