Auto Lenders Refuse to Dispute Dealer Title Transfer Failures, Stranding Buyers
When car dealers fail to transfer vehicle titles within the statutory window, auto lenders like Ally Financial decline to open disputes or assist with rescission — telling consumers to handle it directly with the dealer. This leaves buyers with an unregisterable vehicle they are legally unable to drive while still obligated on the loan. The lender's refusal to engage despite contractual and statutory dealer obligations creates a consumer protection dead end.
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