Auto Quest Lawrenceville, GA. A BAD dealer. Selling cars without title, then lies, excuses...

Asked by growth333 Jul 24, 2013 at 11:08 PM about the 2006 Kia Sorento

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Auto Quest, 2319 Lawrenceville Hwy, Lawrenceville, GA 30044

Bad dealer. Selling cars without title. I bought a car 42 days ago, 2 dealer tags expired,
and I still don't have any title or tag. This dealer is giving me runaround for 42 days,
many lies and excuses. 2wice called police, still no title.
Gave me only 1 key, don't know why

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Flavius answered 9 years ago

The car cannot be stolen if it was issued a temporary tag since that is state controlled and generated based on VIN and Driver License number. If you purchased a used car, it is normal to get only one key, because most used cars have only one. The title should really get to you within maximum of 7 weeks. Typically the dealer purchased the car from an auto-auction, and will receive the title within 30 days from purchase. After that he will have to apply for your title in your behalf if you paid the Title Ad Valorem Tax - and that will take another 3 weeks depending on the County you live in. In Gwinnett is about 2 weeks wait. If you didn't pay the title tax, you were supposed to get the title signed by the dealer immediately after they received it from the auction they purchase the car from.

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