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I had a quick question about a situation that I'm in with a car dealership.

They sold me a vehicle that the state has now rejected the title on, and so they did a little bit of digging for me,

and they figured out that the guy who owned the truck before me, he did not put the right mileage down on when he went to the DMV.

So the mileage didn't match up with what the state was seeing on their end,

so they rejected the title.

That is not your problem.

That's the car dealership's problem.

That's what I figured.

And so my question today was,

well, they've kind of been trying to give me the run around,

and I've been calling them,

and I'm kind of just wondering when give me the run around, and I've been calling them, and I'm

trying to just wondering when I need to put my foot down and say, like, all right, well, yesterday.

Yeah, yesterday, but today.

Yesterday, okay.

So you need to have the title cleared, and so have you talked to the DMV or the title

office to understand what needs to be done to clear the title?

Yes, sir. So they need a wet signature from the guy who owned the vehicle last, and Toyota's told

me they can't get in touch with him because he's military. Hold on, but this is Toyota's problem.

I would get an attorney, and I would walk, I would drive the car back to

the dealership and say, you can give me another car that's exactly the same as this one. You can

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