From The Drive · Byron Hurd · · 1m
Pastor Wages Holy War Against Cadillac Dealership
Pastor claims Cleveland dealership sold him car with bad title, causing repossession.
In brief
Pastor claims Cleveland dealership sold him car with bad title, causing repossession. Mark Moore received a $88,931.87 refund from Central Cadillac after his car was repossessed due to a fraudulent title. Originally reported by The Drive.
Mark Moore's car repossession
Mark Moore bought a used Mercedes-Benz from Central Cadillac in Cleveland Ohio two years ago.
Car repossessed due to fraudulent title
Mercedes-Benz Financial Services repossessed Moore's car because it remained in the previous owner's name with a $106,000 debt.
Fraudulent title washing
Central Cadillac sold Moore a car with a fraudulent title that allowed the previous owner to skip loan payments.
Three parties affected
Three people were scammed: Moore, the dealership, and the dealer who initially purchased the car from the fraudster.
Moore's refund demand
Moore wants a refund of $88,931.87 after paying $30,000 upfront and continuing loan payments for six months.
Dealership's response
Central Cadillac plans to reimburse Moore after receiving compensation from its insurance company.
The headline
Mark Moore received a $88,931.87 refund from Central Cadillac after his car was repossessed due to a fraudulent title.
