Cujo

And the f*cking dealership STILL hasn't gotten it registered. It's not even a shitty little dealership, it's a highly reputable dealership here in VA. I've been through 3 sets of temp tags and have had to go back to resign papers 7 times. The car is mine and I'm making payments but because I'm military and a FL resident I want to register my car in FL not VA. All they have to do is get the tags transferred to my new one. I'm wondering if there is anything I can legally do. My wife agreed that if it's not registered by years end that we are going to the owner about it..... or bringing AF legal into it.

Visionz

What's their excuse for not being able to register it? Have you talked to the bank also or will they not get involved?

Cujo

Car is financed through Hyundai. Their excuse is always "this paper was signed wrong" or" You forgot to give us a paper" or "You never gave us your old registration"..... all of which has been BS.

JonGTR

I believe in Texas we have 30 days to transfer titles due to liability reasons. You may want to check your state laws. Try calling the DMV.

Cujo

If that's the case then the dealership is going to owe me BIG. I could have just driven the car down there and registered it 60X for the trouble they are giving me.

HyundaiKitCoupe

Hyundai dealers are pricks man. Stay clear from them. Every Hyundai I get is used. Period.



What you do is go to the MVA and tell them, or tell the State Trooper about your case. I had a Trooper threaten my friend's driving school with his badge if they didn't hand over his certificate immediately LOL. That was loads of fun. They will know what to do.

Tibbi

That's the law here as well. You should very muck look into that. They have you in a hazardous spot if anything were to happen to that car.

JonGTR

Right now, you're driving and insuring THEIR car. lol



You could get your bank involved as well.