Steve Lehto has had multiple Hertz videos.They arrested one dude even though he'd returned the car a year earlier. (Maybe that's in the video, didn't watch it)
That actually happens quite a bit. Thru the years I've looked at purchasing cars being sold by the "owner" but when it came time to complete the paperwork the title would be in someone else's name but signed over to the current "owner". Although probably nothing more than a flipper to cheap or lazy to put it in their own name first or just hoping for a fast flip but I walk away no matter how good the deal seems.Dad traded a vehicle at a car lot and several months later the ISP called him to let him know that his vehicle had been recovered. Turns out the lot left it in Dad's name, never registered it. Some kinda shady business going on there too.
That actually happens quite a bit. Thru the years I've looked at purchasing cars being sold by the "owner" but when it came time to complete the paperwork the title would be in someone else's name but signed over to the current "owner". Although probably nothing more than a flipper to cheap or lazy to put it in their own name first or just hoping for a fast flip but I walk away no matter how good the deal seems.
I sold a car to a guy one time and a couple of months later the cops came knocking on my door after it had been involved in a hit and run accident. I still had the purchaser's information so it didn't end well for him.
I bought a car like that once, but I knew the guy. He flipped em. He'd find a good deal on a car that needed some work, fix it, and sell it. I've also passed on several. One was a hell no pass. Vin on the dash didn't match the vin on the title, but did match the dash sitting in the front seat. They said they got the dash that was installed from a junk yard, but it was in much worse shape than the one sitting in the front seat. And the title had been signed iirc 7 or 8 years prior. And I really wanted that car, it was a '71 AMC Javelin with the 360 and 4 speed.That actually happens quite a bit. Thru the years I've looked at purchasing cars being sold by the "owner" but when it came time to complete the paperwork the title would be in someone else's name but signed over to the current "owner". Although probably nothing more than a flipper to cheap or lazy to put it in their own name first or just hoping for a fast flip but I walk away no matter how good the deal seems.
I sold a car to a guy one time and a couple of months later the cops came knocking on my door after it had been involved in a hit and run accident. I still had the purchaser's information so it didn't end well for him.
I had a similar thing happen to me a couple years ago when I traded my car in at Carmax. I was sent a notice to appear in court in Chicago as a co-defendant along with a couple other individuals who I did'nt even know that committed a number of offenses with the previous vehicle after I traded it in.That actually happens quite a bit. Thru the years I've looked at purchasing cars being sold by the "owner" but when it came time to complete the paperwork the title would be in someone else's name but signed over to the current "owner". Although probably nothing more than a flipper to cheap or lazy to put it in their own name first or just hoping for a fast flip but I walk away no matter how good the deal seems.
I sold a car to a guy one time and a couple of months later the cops came knocking on my door after it had been involved in a hit and run accident. I still had the purchaser's information so it didn't end well for him.
Tom Brady is going to be looking for someone new to plug into once Giselle leaves him.But Tom Brady represents them.. what could go wrong