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Not much you can do legally without something in writing. You could try writing to his old address and hope it gets forwarded.

Not much you can do legally without something in writing. You could try writing to his old address and hope it gets forwarded.

Not much you can do legally without something in writing. You could try writing to his old address and hope it gets forwarded.

They cannot do what you want. It would be fraud to represent a previously totaled car as one with a "clean" title.

Sounds like one of many scams out there. How about some details on the sale. If it is listed on Craigslist or the Auto trader with a buy it now that is about half of what it should sell for, it is definitely a scam. If they offer "free shipping" it's a scam. If they are "in the military" and...

In a word.....junk.

If you want to pay their shop rates and have someone who has never dealt with performance upgrades, by all means go for it. I would do some research to find someone qualified who would do it for less.

If you want to pay their shop rates and have someone who has never dealt with performance upgrades, by all means go for it. I would do some research to find someone qualified who would do it for less.

People have been drag racing (and winning) with automatic transmissions for a long time.

Gee, do ya' think? Everything about it screams SCAM!!!!! Every site warns that "all offers of free shipping are 100% fraudulent". I have a hard time believing people cannot recognize a scam when it is so blatent.

I wouldn't give more than $100 for it. It is at the stage of becoming a "money pit" very soon. The window should be about $30 at a wrecking yard and the CV joint would be about $100 installed.

Look up the reviews on Subaru's. Very reliable and safe.

Try using a good penetrating oil and a set of ViceGrips.

You may be able to get them to come down to what you are already approved for but there are no guarantees despite what someone else here thinks. Dealers don't want to lose sales but won't go crazy just to make a deal. All you can do is try. If they don't go for the deal, you will need to give...

Be honest and tell them exactly what happened.

Call the people who were supposed to buy the car. How would we know why they didn't show up.

Have you taken time to actually discuss this with her? You seem to be focusing on things that prevent you from eating right and exercising. You need to find ways to get exercise as well as eat healthy. Your mom is going to have to get involved whether she likes it or not. Healthy food is not...

The Subaru will be much better in any kind of weather. As far as your trade goes, Chrysler products are not bringing squat.

Use the ones that are OEM. They are designed for maximum efficiency by the designers of the engine.

Crawl under the car and look. I'm sure you will find it has a "conventional" rear differential, which means it is rear wheel drive.