Evilkilla

hey guys, i'm in a really tough situation, i sold my g35 that i bought from a used car dealership awhile ago. THe person who i sold it to, is trying to sell it now, but he found out that there is a lean on the vehicle of $22000, and cannot sell the vehicle, and the vehicle was actually in a total loss and should not be back on the road. The buyer who i sold the car to, wants to sue me, that i didnt disclose this information to him. I myself didnt even know about those details, the lean and total loss as it was not disclosed to me. What should i do, he wants me to go with him to the used car dealer, and talk to them.

d16y8

Call a lawyer?

BlitzSix

Well isn't the lien from when you financed it through the used car dealer? That would be your responsibility to get rid of that.

Evilkilla

man if i call a lawyer do i have to fork out cash

civicEJ1

iTrader: (2)

of course, what do u think this is. before he even hears ur story he wants cash.

Evilkilla

lol, sorry guys i never had this problem, it is not my lien! it was a lien from the past owners

Polkaroo Killa

I assume you nor the buyer purchased a Used Vehicle Information Package (UVIP), as you are supposed to do when purchasing/selling a used vehicle.

This would have saved you the headache now.

I'm pretty sure you are responsible for not disclosing this info, however he could have also done his research in regards to the history of the vehicle.

With that said, it seems both of you are equally responsible, I hope it doesn't get too ugly.

Good luck

Evilkilla

The lein should of been cleared by the past dealer

d16y8

If someone was suing me for $22,000 I would not try to go at it alone.

Evilkilla

i sold the car to him at 9000,

CivicsGalor3

Obviously it was financed and you sold it without paying it off. Doesn't work like that. Why was it a total loss?

Evilkilla

no i boought the car out right, with full cash. the lean was in 2006

Evilkilla

i had the vehicle in 2008

civicEJ1

iTrader: (2)

wow 10 posts in 7 minutes

i think we have a winner!!!

Evilkilla

I never financed the car, I bought it at cash from Signature autos, well thanks for trying to give me some advice

ps u guys are kindof liek bashing me instead,

d16y8

No offence, but this is a civic club, not a law advice forum, so you shouldn't expect too much useful legal information. Most of it, as well, tends to be conflicting.

k_r_a_c_k_e_r

iTrader: (3)

I'd wait for FiveO to anser..

Evilkilla

man i'm pretty ****ed

civicEJ1

iTrader: (2)

u noe what u should do. contact a lwayer and pay him a little bit of money for osme legal advice. ask him how much he would want. i have a wicked lawyer if u want.

Trybal

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