# Pastor Wages Holy War Against Cadillac Dealership

> Pastor claims Cleveland dealership sold him car with bad title, causing repossession.
- Title: Pastor Wages Holy War Against Cadillac Dealership · The Drive
- Summary: 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…
- Keywords: mark moore, central cadillac, cleveland ohio, mercedes benz, repossessed car, fraudulent title, loan debt, cars, technology, Pastor, Wages, Holy
- Source: The Drive — https://thedrive.com/news/pastor-wages-holy-war-against-cadillac-dealership
- Author: Byron Hurd
- Published: 2026-10-15T13:54:01+00:00
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: mark moore, central cadillac, cleveland ohio, mercedes benz, repossessed car, fraudulent title, loan debt, cars, technology
## 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.
## Key takeaway

Mark Moore received a $88,931.87 refund from Central Cadillac after his car was repossessed due to a fraudulent title.