In FL, is it a stolen vehicle?
477602
This is what is referred to as an embezzled vehicle. It is a similar charge to vehicle theft. However, the DA's office can pursue theft charges depending on the circumstances.
940728
That is theft by unauthorized taking or transfer on the part of the dealership.  (The customer is an innocent bystander, but good witness.)\n\nSeek legal advise this dealer needs to be exposed as a car thief and fraud.\n\nYour losses are the value of your Lexus as a rental car (don't laugh they are high end rentals) the unauthorized wear and tear on your car (again use car rental mileage rates) and the emotional distress caused by not knowing who had your car or what they were doing with it.\n\nYou may also wan to file a complaint with the better business bureau on both the dealer and Lexus (Lexus has clauses in their franchise agreements to prevent customer abuse.)\n\nGo to Lawyersandsettlements.com for a referral or contact a local lawyer (or more if you don't get one outraged over this.)\n\nBy the way where was this? I want to make sure I never buy a car from those crooks.
147165
Car theft..just a guess.
273308
Try to contact the seller. If you bought it from a business, contact the better business bureau. If you bought the item for mote than like 750 dollars, it is considered theft.
687915
According to what you stated, the accident is your fault so if you go to a judge and say it wasn't you will look irresponsible or immature. It isn't just Florida law, if you lose control of a vehicle, it is your fault. A driver is expected to maintain control of the vehicle, no excuses.
304599
past experience would say that, I woke up in the morning and went out to the garage just tinkering around.  Then all of a sudden I heard back up signals I went to the garage door opened it and behold there was a flatbed towing truck!!  On top of it was a 1937 dodge business coupe (a wreck!) as far as my wife was concerned one of the best memories I will ever have!! I had driving by this car in that field for 3 years and she took it upon herself without me knowing purchased it. So if  you really do listen to this person you will really know what to do! PS that was eight years ago it is on the road and we have completed 4 more good luck!!
1159389
Probably not, try every store that sells them, and maybe she bought it elsewhere, or call the cops and find out if one in your area is missing. Hell, the VA just had a major problem with one being stolen, and has a $50,000 reward out. If you are anywhere with 100 miles of Washington, DC, it could be that one.
756943
Yep, just call the Department of Motor vehicles in your state.
196944
If this is the reason that you stole the car tham you might get arrested, but only until it gets straightened out.  It is best to turn yourself in.
576109
It it is still keep, you would have to go to the police department that did the accident report and see if they have a copy of it still. ( it is very possible it would not be available any longer)\n\nYou can also check with the auto insurance company and see if they have any records on it still.
106325
You mean like clubs and what not ? they are everywhere every city has a sector club in it, check the internet or local listings, its got to have plates on it that say historcial vehicle on it, tho or it can and will get impounded , check with your local police dept on this
1123713
you should call the cops and tell them that you had some stuff stolen from your property they may or may not do something about it....
1024363
It depends on if you took responsibility for their items.  If you borrowed it and then it was stolen then you are absolutely responsible.  If you offered to hold onto the item for them then you are responsible.  If they just put it in your car and expected that you would take care of it then you are not responsible.  I would recommend not allowing anything to be left in your car.  If someone does then get rid of it!  That will solve the problem real quick.
838164
You could contact the salvation army and see if they could assist you in getting this vehicle back or providing another. They have tonsof resources available as does United Way and others.\n\nYou can post a question to this law webite (for free) and get up to 4 responses from attorneys in your area- go to www.lawguru.com\n\nSo sorry to hear this is happening, and so close to Christmas too.
186904
He broke the law by moving the license plate. You should file a complaint against him for stealing your car. One does not own a car simply by having a license you paid for on it. It is still yours. Call your local police department's non-emergency number.
118414
Way to follow the question, James F.\n\nJarrod: without knowing what state you're in, there may not be any "proper" way to mark illegally parked cars (that is to say, it may be something left up to the individual officer or agency).  \n\nWhat I will agree with James F about is the need to mark the car...are you talking about marking it to determine how long it's been parked in a timed parking zone, or marking it to determine if it's abandoned?  \n\nBottom line: unless your state requires some special kind of marking, I doubt very much there's any "proper" way to mark a parked vehicle for enforcement purposes.  If there's heat coming from above, ask them how *they* would like you to address the situation so that you can do so most effectively..."yes, Captain...we think this is a real problem too.  How would you suggest we begin immediately enforcing your bizarre wishes?"\n\nOkay, maybe I'd leave out the "bizarre" part...
974845
It depends, whose name is the car in, and is "he" a friend, boyfriend. There are many factors in play here.  Call the local police and get some advise.