If you are purchasing a new vehicle from a dealership and you paid for the vehicle in full, the dealership will have to send the vehicle’s MSO (Manufacturer’s Statement of Origin) to the DMV along with supporting documentation - so that the DMV can issue you a title for your vehicle. It typically takes less [...]

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More used vehicles are sold each each year than new. And a vehicle history report (e.g. CarFax or AutoCheck) is the strongest weapon in a consumer’s aresenal.  A consumer can find out if a vehicle was in a prior accident, has frame damage, whether or not there is an odometer discrepancy, how many prior owners, etc.
But, [...]

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Under the law in most States, a contract to purchase an automobile must be in writing. (The Uniform Commercial Code requires that sales of goods in excess of $500 be in writing). That being said, any agreements, promises, statements that you plan on relying upon, reassurances, etc. should be put in writing before you take [...]

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