08-18-2015, 11:01 PM
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Drives: 2015 AT GM Z
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Originally Posted by BuckeyeZ
Just curious.....but why do you think the dealer is to blame? Is there evidence that he has not submitted the paperwork?
And what would writing a letter to Nissan corporate do? Nissan does not control the dealer or the state/county depending on who is at fault.
I agree about calling the DMV to get the straight answer.
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It's more so to light a fire if there isn't one already. Things change and get done real quickly if corporate is involved even if it's not on the dealer.
I think I'll reach out to the DMV if of course I can get them to answer the phone.
The car was purchased new for everyone else.
Also, please keep thread on topic... No names.
Confirmed, plates are not behind stealer tag.
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