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Dealership had my vehicle crushed without my knowledge or consent.

Asked on Apr 09th, 2025 on Consumer Law - Florida
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My car engine froze and was told by hyundai to have it towed there dealership. They denied replacing the engine even though there was a recall for the engine freezing. I joined a lawsuit and was fighting the company to fix my vehicle. It was left and the car dealership in the meantime. They called once and I informed them that I was fighting to have hyundai to replace the engine. I never recieved another call or any message. They sent my car off and was crushed without my knowledge or consent.
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Consumer Debt Collector Harassment & Abuse Attorney serving Tampa, FL
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Its unlikely that will bear out in court. In 99% of those cases - they will prpoduce records showing that they sent multiple letters and notices telling you to get your car or they will deem it abandoned or sell it off under a mechanics lein. Generally  - just because you have a dispute with the manufacturer - you are not enitled to store your broken vehicle at a dealership for free and without thier agreement otherwise. You will likely need to hire a lawyer, typically at your expense, to review this and determine what actually happened and what if any remedies you might have. 
Answered on Apr 10th, 2025 at 1:35 PM

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