Sold a used car, now the new owner wants their money back

[Mike K]

In my experience those that scream the loudest and make the worst threats are generally the ones that do nothing.

They're hoping to get you with their bark because they know they won't take any kind of action.

 

[Dasfinc]

I title all the stuff that I drive.

You have a dealers license? Limit is 5 pear year I thought?

 

[Outlaw]

You have a dealers license? Limit is 5 pear year I thought?

Contrary to everyone's belief... I don't really sell that many cars annually lol. I've never had an issue/ received a letter or any complaint for titling too many.

 

[Dasfinc]

Contrary to everyone's belief... I don't really sell that many cars annually lol. I've never had an issue/ received a letter or any complaint for titling too many.

It wasn't meant to be a stab, its me being legit curious, I DID get a notice from the state years ago when I was buying/selling quite a few back in 2006/2007, when I lived out in Ottawa, saying something along the lines of that I've purchased 4, one more is the limit without a dealers license.

 

[Outlaw]

It wasn't meant to be a stab, its me being legit curious, I DID get a notice from the state years ago when I was buying/selling quite a few back in 2006/2007, when I lived out in Ottawa, saying something along the lines of that I've purchased 4, one more is the limit without a dealers license.

Didn't take it as a stab lol. I'd say I hover right around that 4-5 number annually. 80% of the other cars I sell I'm usually selling for someone, so, they don't get titled under my name. I stay plenty busy working on word of mouth helping people who have contacted me. If I have something that I take on trade for something I had registered and I have no intention of keeping it I'll usually just float title to the next owner. It's very rare nowadays I actually search out a vehicle to buy and resell.

 

[Outlaw]

I should also mention that I've been doing a lot more snowmobiles/ dirt bikes/ ATV's than cars. I don't like having to work around titles and they're easier to store.

 

[Dasfinc]

Didn't take it as a stab lol. I'd say I hover right around that 4-5 number annually. 80% of the other cars I sell I'm usually selling for someone, so, they don't get titled under my name. I stay plenty busy working on word of mouth helping people who have contacted me. If I have something that I take on trade for something I had registered and I have no intention of keeping it I'll usually just float title to the next owner. It's very rare nowadays I actually search out a vehicle to buy and resell.

Ditto on that I don't actually search out vehicles anymore, the last few I did just kinda fell into my lap. I'm too busy with work to really care or spend time doing that anyways anymore.

 

[1quick]

If I see a good deal I'll buy it, mostly just for something to take up some of my free time tinkering with it in the garage, it's nice to mess with something for a little while and not have it cost you money like when in building something for myself, on the down side it seems like there are a bunch of dumb assholes out there that think because you say there are no issues with the car that it's a brand new car

 

[boostedguy05]

ive had more isues with the new cars that i have owned than the used ones.