[BigBadWulf]

It's NOT listed as stolen.

Being not eligible for unlock and being listed as stolen (blacklisted) are two different things.

The more accurate car analogy goes like this:

Owner 1 purchases vehicle with financing.

Owner 1 sells vehicle to owner 2.

Owner 1 does not pay off car note.

Owner 2 goes to get license plate. Department of motor vehicles refuses to issue new title because of prior note.

At no point was the car reported to police as stolen.

Except there's no reason they wouldn't issue a plate, since the car wasn't reported as anything. That is unless it already is subject to repossession. If the bank can't find it, then they will indeed report it as stolen.


They want the money or the car. Neither is not an acceptable option.

[totalysexyguy]

it's almost like if you bought a loaf of bread and it was locked to jiffy peanut butter. but the guy who bought the bread only ended up paying for half of the loaf. now that you have it and only have kraft peanut butter can't make a sandwich.

Bahahahahah! and now I'm hungry...