Perfect example why the judge doesn't let people just babble on and evade questions. She has to cut people off because liars will double talk and dance around the questions.
@@goldengoddess1723 Exactly! If they had changed their mind within the 10 days they couldn’t have because of his negligence 😍 Love a con man who even lied about waiting 3 weeks
Had the dealer done everything that was required by PA law, they could have resold the vehicle legally, but they didn't It always amazes me that a buyer would pay the down payment in cash instead of by check or money order, not too bright
I agree with you. Everyone else only wanted to hate the shady car salesman and place no blame of the buyers too. They refused to even answer their phone, but still wanted their money back.
So glad she went into recess and didn’t make a snap judgement cuz the plaintiffs were about to lose that case! 😅 That’s $4200 down the drain. Thankfully they got a lifeline.
Agreed! I feel like she knew they rightfully deserved it and tried to steer them in the right direction to get the evidence they needed and then she started digging in other places that could also potentially help them, so that there was something she could hang her hat on to be able to rule in their favour. It goes to show that no matter how she feels about a person or a case, she will only ever rule on the facts/evidence, even if she has to go digging for herself! She even gave the defendant a chance to prove that the plaintiffs didn’t pay $4200, because she doesn’t want anyone walking away with more than they are entitled to.
His error was his karma. If he had not skewed the law saying “after 10 days he can sell abandoned property” he was on the verge of winning the case. The judge did her due diligence. Though she the courts in recess to give the plaintiffs a chance to get the documents from the lender, I think she was more interested in verifying the defendants claim of being able to sell the vehicle after 10 days. Fraud
I mean idk if he's just full of greed, stupid or both ! But all he had to do was wait 2 more days and he would've won but now he has to cough up almost 5 grand. But at the same time, its also his karma for being dishonest to the judge and trying to pull a fast one over on the clients. 🤷♂️.
@@King82005 No it was more complicated than that- the local state law seems to require formal applications by the car-yard including notifications to the buyer who left the yard with the truck.
@@King82005 yup he killed his credibility. the one thing I believed the defendant over the plantiffs was the down payment. I believe they brought $700 cash. something about how you can see the plantiffs tell the truth the entire way but the. changed when he talked Bout how much cash he had
That's a key skill in being a car salesman, I've dealt with them and their lies before and got caught up in it which is why I will never ever deal with a dealership again.
@@calikat8654 Wrong to make blanket statements, I bought a used car 4 yrs ago, never one problem with the car, he was upfront about everything, drove me to my bank and handled it like a pro.
She’s a former prosecutor in Miami Dade county that’s what she did for a living was investigate legal matters especially when he said what he did was under a “state law”
Exactly. The answer to Harvey's question would be that most dealerships won't let you take the car until after financing has been secured. (I didn't even know there were places like this that let you take the car before you even know if you can pay for it.) For those that will, whether you can undo the deal depends on what's in the contract. What is so difficult about that answer?
That’s crazy how they literally almost lost I was praying she was gonna have them take a recess so they could collect what they needed, she doesn’t do that too often unless she knows it’ll be an easy ruling.
They target bad credit people because they know they are desperate and often poor, so they can give them bad cars and not pay the consequences. The plaintiff wanted the car, so why would he return it after securing a loan? Lying to the judge also proves how honest they are to their own clients.
See, you’re looking at this wrong. They help bad credit people. The other option would be to just not help them get a car. These bad credit people are grown ass adults. No one made them buy these cars.
Daaaammmmnnnnnn I was feeling really bad for the plaintiff because i thought they effed up and lost that big chunk of money…. But then JM did her due diligence… the plaintiffs should be HELLLLLAAA grateful to her!!! If it werent for her going the extra mile they wouldve been screwed
If she hadnt given the plaintiffs a break to get proof she really wouldnt have checked if it was true. She would have just ruled in the defendants favor.
The Plaintiffs also LIED to get out of the deal, when they said they could Not get financing. But everyone hates used car salesman, so we only recognize one set of liars.
First off, never buy new or used from a new dealership. Second, if he has bad credit the financing he could get, would be jacked sky high. Third, for 4200 cash he could probably find a private seller.
@@undergrounddojokeyboardcag701 right a private seller which would leave you in the same place,NO WARRANTY. never buy a NEW car or USED car from a new car dealership, what. first you CANT buy a NEW car from a private owner.
@@24blunt Im not sure how many cars youve bought in your life, but every single car ive bought, be it from a dealership or private seller, i had my mechanic check it out. And i said, "never buy new or used from a NEW dealership". Meaning one focusing on the sales of new cars. You never buy brand new no matter what though, that's just a waste of money.
Whewww, they're LUCKY! It's the plaintiff's burden of proof but the judge did it for them. That dealer is pretty scummy keeping their full $4200 considering they sold the car a week later, I'm sure for the full amount.
Why do these people try to be so dishonest ? If they were more professional, they would do better business instead of ending up in court where ALL Americans can see their practices.
He fucked up by telling a former law enforcement official that what he did was under a state law... he was too arrogant and ignorant to think that she wouldn’t investigate his claim more thoroughly because she’s a former prosecutor that’s what she did for a living
Actually, he did horribly. Here's why: 1. The defendant says that all vehicles have a 90 day warranty, "The brother the plaintifff [sic]" says, it was sold to us "AS IS". Dumb!!! 2. Judge tells "The brother the plaintifff [sic]" to get proof that they did not receive financing, "The brother the plaintifff [sic]" presents evidence that they DID receive finance but VOLUNTARILY withdrew the financing when they surrendered the vehicle. Dumb!!! So, "The brother the plaintifff [sic]" did not have "his facts lined up" and did not do "pretty good". I don't think you understand how he won the case. The judge herself stated that the defendant was going to win this case until THE DEFENDANT chose to do some shady illegal acts, like selling the vehicle within some made up time period, and lying about cash vs. rebate (I've bought multiple vehicles and they don't get that part wrong). The plaintiff didn't win this case, the defendant lost this case.
Yeah right. With the extra help from the judge. The Plaintiffs also LIED to get out of the deal, when they said they could Not get financing. But everyone hates used car salesman, so we only recognize one set of liars.
The Plaintiffs also LIED to get out of the deal, when they said they could Not get financing. But everyone hates used car salesman, so we only recognize one set of liars.
The judge wanted to give the defendant time to provide proof so that the plaintiffs wouldn’t get a “windfall”, but he literally stood there and told a HUGE lie in an effort to undercut their actual downpayment by *$3,450!* That’s on top of the lies that he’d *already* told before court went into recess! He doesn’t deserve any special consideration. He’s a liar! Period!
The Plaintiffs also LIED to get out of the deal, when they said they could Not get financing. But everyone hates used car salesman, so we only recognize one set of liars.
Clearly the gentleman sold the vehicle to get rid of it so the buyer could not get a full refund very bad business and sketchy car dealership owner people beware of this person do not buy a vehicle from his dealership
Same thing with me the bank told me they weren't going to approve tbe loan but the dealership did some back alley deal and got it approved DONT TRUST BANKS OR DEALERSHIPS when buying a car they are shady and don't have your intrest at heart. Give The dealers as hard of a time as you want to get what you want and whats best for you because if they want they will make it work!!
Reminds me of a kids song I heard the other day. It's kids singing " if it quacks like a duck and it walks like a duck ... It's probably a duck" it was so cute
Plaintiff is shady tho. He drove it off the lot, found out he didn’t like it, complained about repairs, while they were fixing repairs, he found something else he liked and backed out of the deal. Shoulda only got at least just half back to teach a lesson. Forrest Whitaker got lucky on this one 😅
At 4:35 The defendant was so fast when he explained that 'sometimes they don't have time to do the inspection', WHAT? so he sells a car WITHOUT an inspection, so he is selling potentially dangerous and/or faulty cars. To which he had said that the warranty doesn't kick in for about a week. So he saves money by selling a car with no inspection, and probably doesn't pay for the warranty, hoping that the customer doesn't have a problem and again saves himself some more money. HE IS A CROOK...
The Plaintiffs also LIED to get out of the deal, when they said they could Not get financing. But everyone hates used car salesman, so we only recognize one set of liars.
I don't understand why the judge allows the defendant to say what was told to the salesman, he didn't bring? What a crook, every excuse was shot down as a LIE?
That ad for those pork rinds is fake. Those things are the nastiest ones I have ever tried. I gave them away. Like the song says AINT NOTHING LIKE THE REAL THING
Car dealers that work with bad credit lie about cash downpayment all the time. The bank wants to know the customer put down a percentage. The car dealer lies and said he got that amount in cash when he really did not. This guy got caught and did not want to admit to filing fradulant docs with the bank. LOL So he had to eat the lie and give them 4K
Ok, so just to explain how buy here pay here car lots work. They will buy a car usually at an auto auction that they'll pay usually $800-$1000 for. They clean it up, maybe do a tune up at most. By the time it's all said and done they'll have maybe $1100 or so in the car. They'll ask for a $2000 down payment. They've already usually doubled their money before you've even driven it off the lot. If you make your payments, great. They'll get four or five times their money out of it. If you don't make your payments that's even better. They'll repo the car. If you can pay all the fees and pay them all your back payments you can get the car back. If not, they clean it up, put it back out on the lot and sell it to someone else for another two thousand down payment and start the process all over again. I know of at least on trans am that a local lot purchased at auction for $600. They sold it fourteen different times with a $1500 dollar down payment each time. With the monthly payments they got out of it rough guess would be somewhere between 30,000 to 35,000 for a $600 car.
The Plaintiffs also LIED to get out of the deal, when they said they could Not get financing. But everyone hates used car salesman, so we only recognize one set of liars.
Defendant is a dirtbag , tried to steal the plaintiffs $4200 . Even if the plaintiffs backed out because of remorse, the defendant would only be allowed to keep the damages for breach of contract, which is nothing because he resold the truck 8 days later. Businesses who treat customers that way don’t last long. He’ll be out of business soon.
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Perfect example why the judge doesn't let people just babble on and evade questions. She has to cut people off because liars will double talk and dance around the questions.
She does more babbling than any litigants I've ever seen.
He think he's gone take their 4200$ and still sell the car smh dirty.
He would have had he waited to sell it the allotted time. Did you not listen to a word she said?
@@goldengoddess1723 Exactly! If they had changed their mind within the 10 days they couldn’t have because of his negligence 😍 Love a con man who even lied about waiting 3 weeks
Had the dealer done everything that was required by PA law, they could have resold the vehicle legally, but they didn't
It always amazes me that a buyer would pay the down payment in cash instead of by check or money order, not too bright
I agree with you. Everyone else only wanted to hate the shady car salesman and place no blame of the buyers too. They refused to even answer their phone, but still wanted their money back.
So glad she went into recess and didn’t make a snap judgement cuz the plaintiffs were about to lose that case! 😅 That’s $4200 down the drain. Thankfully they got a lifeline.
Right?!
That's why I love herrrr she's so efficient 😍
Agreed! I feel like she knew they rightfully deserved it and tried to steer them in the right direction to get the evidence they needed and then she started digging in other places that could also potentially help them, so that there was something she could hang her hat on to be able to rule in their favour. It goes to show that no matter how she feels about a person or a case, she will only ever rule on the facts/evidence, even if she has to go digging for herself! She even gave the defendant a chance to prove that the plaintiffs didn’t pay $4200, because she doesn’t want anyone walking away with more than they are entitled to.
@@nyekapage7045 SHE IS, only thing is she really cuts people off too much.
If this was in regular small claims it would not work that way.
His error was his karma. If he had not skewed the law saying “after 10 days he can sell abandoned property” he was on the verge of winning the case. The judge did her due diligence. Though she the courts in recess to give the plaintiffs a chance to get the documents from the lender, I think she was more interested in verifying the defendants claim of being able to sell the vehicle after 10 days.
Fraud
He didn’t even sell the car after ten days he sold it after eight days
I mean idk if he's just full of greed, stupid or both ! But all he had to do was wait 2 more days and he would've won but now he has to cough up almost 5 grand. But at the same time, its also his karma for being dishonest to the judge and trying to pull a fast one over on the clients. 🤷♂️.
@@King82005 No it was more complicated than that- the local state law seems to require formal applications by the car-yard including notifications to the buyer who left the yard with the truck.
I always show up. Maybe not immediately, but you can rest assured: There will be a day that I WILL be there!!
@@King82005 yup he killed his credibility. the one thing I believed the defendant over the plantiffs was the down payment. I believe they brought $700 cash. something about how you can see the plantiffs tell the truth the entire way but the. changed when he talked Bout how much cash he had
The defendant sounded so believable until he was found out to be a liar.
Car Salesman and lawyer are a lot alike 🤥
I'm sure he makes a great car salesman with those lying skills, I was siding with him until the end
👍🏾
That's a key skill in being a car salesman, I've dealt with them and their lies before and got caught up in it which is why I will never ever deal with a dealership again.
@@calikat8654 Wrong to make blanket statements, I bought a used car 4 yrs ago, never one problem with the car, he was upfront about everything, drove me to my bank and handled it like a pro.
I like how thorough Judge M was!! I love the peoples court.
She’s a former prosecutor in Miami Dade county that’s what she did for a living was investigate legal matters especially when he said what he did was under a “state law”
The people on the street are usually kind of clueless even when Harvey asks them the simplest questions
Exactly. The answer to Harvey's question would be that most dealerships won't let you take the car until after financing has been secured. (I didn't even know there were places like this that let you take the car before you even know if you can pay for it.) For those that will, whether you can undo the deal depends on what's in the contract. What is so difficult about that answer?
This is very true..alot of dummies running around....
As an avid viewer of peoples court, I am convinced all of those people in every Harvey street defame the have IQ’s in the 50-80 range.
That's how it always is. Like no one has any common sense. Lol 😆
What a sneaky snake!!! Thank God for a fair Judge!!!
The Judge was a Champ on this case! I love her when she is like this!
This case was a cold finesse..! Milian don’t play…
That’s crazy how they literally almost lost I was praying she was gonna have them take a recess so they could collect what they needed, she doesn’t do that too often unless she knows it’ll be an easy ruling.
They target bad credit people because they know they are desperate and often poor, so they can give them bad cars and not pay the consequences. The plaintiff wanted the car, so why would he return it after securing a loan? Lying to the judge also proves how honest they are to their own clients.
Well said.
See, you’re looking at this wrong. They help bad credit people. The other option would be to just not help them get a car. These bad credit people are grown ass adults. No one made them buy these cars.
@@Verharri
Well then you and Lilly shouldn’t make any decisions without an actual adult being around.
@@Verharri
You replied to someone’s comment who didn’t address you. That makes you a hypocrite.
@@Verharri
No. I clearly just won one. Peace and all that to you as well.
Daaaammmmnnnnnn I was feeling really bad for the plaintiff because i thought they effed up and lost that big chunk of money…. But then JM did her due diligence… the plaintiffs should be HELLLLLAAA grateful to her!!! If it werent for her going the extra mile they wouldve been screwed
The Plaintiffs also LIED, when they said they could Not get financing. But everyone hates used car salesman, so we only recognize one set of liars.
@pep590 shut up commenting on everything they WON as they should
He is so not telling the truth. He tried to play with Judge Milian intelligence like she doesn't check the facts.
Amen
If she hadnt given the plaintiffs a break to get proof she really wouldnt have checked if it was true. She would have just ruled in the defendants favor.
The plaintiffs were very fortunate...
defendent tried to pull one over on Judge, but she was much smarter than him
The Plaintiffs also LIED to get out of the deal, when they said they could Not get financing. But everyone hates used car salesman, so we only recognize one set of liars.
If you got 4 grand and you're still financing go to a NEW CAR DEALERSHIP they still have used cars
Omg !!! Exactly!!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
First off, never buy new or used from a new dealership.
Second, if he has bad credit the financing he could get, would be jacked sky high.
Third, for 4200 cash he could probably find a private seller.
@@undergrounddojokeyboardcag701 right a private seller which would leave you in the same place,NO WARRANTY. never buy a NEW car or USED car from a new car dealership, what. first you CANT buy a NEW car from a private owner.
@@24blunt Im not sure how many cars youve bought in your life, but every single car ive bought, be it from a dealership or private seller, i had my mechanic check it out.
And i said, "never buy new or used from a NEW dealership". Meaning one focusing on the sales of new cars.
You never buy brand new no matter what though, that's just a waste of money.
Sounds like it was a work truck, 4k isn’t gonna get you very far if it’s a vehicle over 50k
The defendant was lying out his mind about the downpayment. Glad the consumer was protected in the case.
The Plaintiffs also LIED, when they said they could Not get financing. But everyone hates used car salesman, so we only recognize one set of liars.
Judge Milian’s word of the episode is, elucidate.
Yes?!
Every episode
I gotta look that up! Lol....
@@thecalmwayhome8483 i did, it means exsplain.
Whewww, they're LUCKY! It's the plaintiff's burden of proof but the judge did it for them. That dealer is pretty scummy keeping their full $4200 considering they sold the car a week later, I'm sure for the full amount.
So happy they got their money back from the SCAB
When lies get confronted
THIS is the Millian I grew up watching! She did the thang with this case!
What a twist!
Why do these people try to be so dishonest ? If they were more professional, they would do better business instead of ending up in court where ALL Americans can see their practices.
Typical Car Dealership mentality...
You don’t sign nor give money until you are approve from the bank
Am I the only one that gets giddy when court goes to recess? ☺️
I thought they were going to loose until he said I sold the car. Then I knew he was lying 🤥
Great decision judge Milian,couse they tried to get over on him and on you,however you weren't going for it checkmate.
He fucked up by telling a former law enforcement official that what he did was under a state law... he was too arrogant and ignorant to think that she wouldn’t investigate his claim more thoroughly because she’s a former prosecutor that’s what she did for a living
Sudden reversal of fortune on the judgment.
Dude tried to act like they didn't put that amount down... you could tell he was being a Schikester.
The defendant looked shady from jump !
Why does the plaintiff look like he just woke up out of a coma? Damn, drink some coffee my guy
Ooooh I love when these turn around like this!
Why is it always a man with “subpar” credit and a woman has to co-sign? 😒😒🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
On Instagram pure and wholesome girls get DMed by hood nighas and become baby mama's
Right!! So unattractive
I love this show.... The judge is so smart
Defendant's Wife had like a Halloween vibe to her! I like that!
Dealers who target bad credit Customers seem to repeatedly cross the line because of the desperation of the customer. Glad he didn’t scam them!
The brother the plaintifff he did pretty good he had his facts lined up
Actually, he did horribly. Here's why: 1. The defendant says that all vehicles have a 90 day warranty, "The brother the plaintifff [sic]" says, it was sold to us "AS IS". Dumb!!! 2. Judge tells "The brother the plaintifff [sic]" to get proof that they did not receive financing, "The brother the plaintifff [sic]" presents evidence that they DID receive finance but VOLUNTARILY withdrew the financing when they surrendered the vehicle. Dumb!!!
So, "The brother the plaintifff [sic]" did not have "his facts lined up" and did not do "pretty good". I don't think you understand how he won the case. The judge herself stated that the defendant was going to win this case until THE DEFENDANT chose to do some shady illegal acts, like selling the vehicle within some made up time period, and lying about cash vs. rebate (I've bought multiple vehicles and they don't get that part wrong).
The plaintiff didn't win this case, the defendant lost this case.
@@michaeldelyjah5696 you're weird
Yeah right. With the extra help from the judge. The Plaintiffs also LIED to get out of the deal, when they said they could Not get financing. But everyone hates used car salesman, so we only recognize one set of liars.
Why does everyone look tired and droopy-faced?
😆🤣I was thinking the exact same thing 😆🤣
Probably partying in NYC the night before lol
Potheads
The People's Court
Those are the faces of bad credit, bad life choices, and shady used car dealers.
This is the side of judge milian that I like 👍
The look on his face when he was caught in that lie!!!
Man it's so expensive to have bad credit. $4200 down and you still need financing and a co signer? Crazy
Of course financing would still be needed, 4200 isn’t that much.
Yes bad credit also means they cheated and stole from dealers and creditors all over the place. They are no different than this shady dealer.
That defendant was lying through his teeth.
This was awesome. Go judge, Milan. This was a good ruling. I brought me to tears. Justice exists!!!!
The Plaintiffs also LIED to get out of the deal, when they said they could Not get financing. But everyone hates used car salesman, so we only recognize one set of liars.
God bless everyone on here🌺🐦
damn 4200 and then resold it ... thief
Never knew Morticia Addams was really living with a used car dealer. lol.
Dirty Dirty car salesman met the wrong Judge lol
-------> Anyone here like me that fast forwards Harvey? lmfao I do every single time:)
so GLAD they won💯
How would you apply a rebate to what they were paying upfront? I was under the impression that rebates are issued after the fact
you could tell this car dealer dude was lying when he stopped making eye contact
The judge wanted to give the defendant time to provide proof so that the plaintiffs wouldn’t get a “windfall”, but he literally stood there and told a HUGE lie in an effort to undercut their actual downpayment by *$3,450!* That’s on top of the lies that he’d *already* told before court went into recess! He doesn’t deserve any special consideration. He’s a liar! Period!
The Plaintiffs also LIED to get out of the deal, when they said they could Not get financing. But everyone hates used car salesman, so we only recognize one set of liars.
The dealer seemed kinda shady!
Most are
Clearly the gentleman sold the vehicle to get rid of it so the buyer could not get a full refund very bad business and sketchy car dealership owner people beware of this person do not buy a vehicle from his dealership
Same thing with me the bank told me they weren't going to approve tbe loan but the dealership did some back alley deal and got it approved DONT TRUST BANKS OR DEALERSHIPS when buying a car they are shady and don't have your intrest at heart. Give The dealers as hard of a time as you want to get what you want and whats best for you because if they want they will make it work!!
Are there no repurcussions to lying to a judge under oath. This guy lied and lied and got caught by the judge.
It's called perjury and depending on what state it can be a fine, jail time or both
Whoa, this is the largest judgement I’ve ever seen on this show.
I like his the judge really try to help ppl with they case
Reminds me of a kids song I heard the other day. It's kids singing " if it quacks like a duck and it walks like a duck ... It's probably a duck" it was so cute
ooooh This was a gooood one yall!!! You thought it was going one way and then BOOM verdict for the Plantiff
Awesome good case and work thru. Thx defendant for owning yer part.
Plaintiff is shady tho.
He drove it off the lot, found out he didn’t like it, complained about repairs, while they were fixing repairs, he found something else he liked and backed out of the deal. Shoulda only got at least just half back to teach a lesson.
Forrest Whitaker got lucky on this one 😅
I JUST LOVE JUDGE MILLIAN !!! I LOVE when she begins to get angry. She is REALLY scarier than Judge Judy !!!
Used Car dealers, Lawyers, Politician's all crooked.
As are people with horrible credit. All are the same.
At 4:35 The defendant was so fast when he explained that 'sometimes they don't have time to do the inspection', WHAT? so he sells a car WITHOUT an inspection, so he is selling potentially dangerous and/or faulty cars. To which he had said that the warranty doesn't kick in for about a week. So he saves money by selling a car with no inspection, and probably doesn't pay for the warranty, hoping that the customer doesn't have a problem and again saves himself some more money. HE IS A CROOK...
Doug - Your loss. Savage..😆 🤣 😂
The defendants girlfriend was just excited to be there 😂
That guy fit the used car salesman crook. Glad they got their money!
The Plaintiffs also LIED to get out of the deal, when they said they could Not get financing. But everyone hates used car salesman, so we only recognize one set of liars.
Car dealer is clueless
Wow!!! I for sure nuff thought they weren’t getting a penny back.
I hope these people got it checked out. Before driving off lot. this friggin sux. Hope they win
I don't understand why the judge allows the defendant to say what was told to the salesman, he didn't bring? What a crook, every excuse was shot down as a LIE?
This is one of those cases where the defendant gives dealerships a bad name. One lie after another.
I work with used car salesman for a living, I am not a used car salesman but let me tell you they are all snakes just like this
*Ha Ha..I would laugh my butt off if they came out and said ..."HAHA WE ONLY GAVE $700"*
Wow, plaintiffs had no evidence and still won. The defendants were shady.
Doug is cold at the end of these cases 🤣🤣🤣
The defendant was a prime example of a sleazy car salesman😠
That ad for those pork rinds is fake. Those things are the nastiest ones I have ever tried. I gave them away. Like the song says AINT NOTHING LIKE THE REAL THING
😂 lol off topic but so needed I've been wanting to try those it sounded too good to be true 😜
A business man but no paper work
Car dealers that work with bad credit lie about cash downpayment all the time. The bank wants to know the customer put down a percentage. The car dealer lies and said he got that amount in cash when he really did not. This guy got caught and did not want to admit to filing fradulant docs with the bank. LOL So he had to eat the lie and give them 4K
that is exactly what happen!
This is exactly what happened.
That's bad when the judge has to produce evidence.
How is it legal to have a JPS on someone else's car? That is creepy AF!
If it's financed they can. It would be in the paperwork.
Definitely a standard practice in case stolen or payments missed
Because the bank owns it until you pay off your loan. Same as putting a line holder on the title. Its not really yours yet
What's a JPS?
It's not their car if they still owe it haha
$4200 down and still needs a co-signer? That makes no sense.
100 percent of landlords and 100 percent of used car dealers are shady.
I love The Peoples Court❤️
Ok, so just to explain how buy here pay here car lots work. They will buy a car usually at an auto auction that they'll pay usually $800-$1000 for.
They clean it up, maybe do a tune up at most. By the time it's all said and done they'll have maybe $1100 or so in the car.
They'll ask for a $2000 down payment. They've already usually doubled their money before you've even driven it off the lot.
If you make your payments, great. They'll get four or five times their money out of it.
If you don't make your payments that's even better. They'll repo the car. If you can pay all the fees and pay them all your back payments you can get the car back.
If not, they clean it up, put it back out on the lot and sell it to someone else for another two thousand down payment and start the process all over again.
I know of at least on trans am that a local lot purchased at auction for $600. They sold it fourteen different times with a $1500 dollar down payment each time. With the monthly payments they got out of it rough guess would be somewhere between 30,000 to 35,000 for a $600 car.
Wow!
Wow that’s a grimy business !
This was awesome...loved it.
This is not the first time the dealer has got away with this. He calls himself knowing the law. Lol, this is first time he got caught
The Plaintiffs also LIED to get out of the deal, when they said they could Not get financing. But everyone hates used car salesman, so we only recognize one set of liars.
Great case.... quite intense!
Doug Needs To Be Careful At Being As Savage As He Is, One Day Someone Is Gonna Knock His Facelift Right The Fuq Off
what was that rat grin the woman with the scummy defendant was wearing? lol
Notice he got a plug in for his business 😂
If JayZ and Denzel had a kid… the plaintiff is the outcome. 😂
Defendant is a dirtbag , tried to steal the plaintiffs $4200 . Even if the plaintiffs backed out because of remorse, the defendant would only be allowed to keep the damages for breach of contract, which is nothing because he resold the truck 8 days later.
Businesses who treat customers that way don’t last long. He’ll be out of business soon.
Wow he didn’t even sell the car after ten days if that was even the state law he sold it after eight days that’s how he got caught up in his lie
That guy is a prime example why used car salesmen get stereotyped. Full of BS.