Torque Motorsports

The used car commission was made aware of this and the problem was rectifiedIt was not moThe state law requires us to release the title in daysThe father was made aware the title was at the shop for pickup but never showed to pick it up so the used car commission sent us a letter telling us to send it signature required, which was doneIt was days not moWe have never received a complaint to the used car commission and have to this day a perfectly clean recordThese statements made by the complaintent are not accurate and are clearly 3rd party information as she admires in her own words in the complaintHe father purchased the car, and I only have had communication with him not herShe is obviously mistaken on her factsThe “salesman” she has listed is not the salesman, he was just the one that met her father at the doorAs for the tires, the vehicle was purchased at an auction and the tires were already on the vehicleThe vehicle was inspected and deemed road worthyI have a sales contract that her father signed stating he test drove the vehicle before purchase and saw no reason to believe that it wasn’t a good reliable vehicleIt would appear to me the facility that told her this may have just been trying to sell them somethingAgain this is the ONLY complaint we have ever received and in my opinion it is not worthy of a complaint to begin with

The used car commission was made aware of this and the problem was rectified. It was not 2 mo. The state law requires us to release the title in 30 days. The father was made aware the title was at the shop for pickup but never showed to pick it up so the used car commission sent us a letter telling...

us to send it signature required, which was done. It was 38 days not 2 mo. We have never received a complaint to the used car commission and have to this day a perfectly clean record. These statements made by the complaintent are not accurate and are clearly 3rd party information as she admires in her own words in the complaint. He father purchased the car, and I only have had communication with him not her. She is obviously mistaken on her facts. The “salesman” she has listed is not the salesman, he was just the one that met her father at the door. As for the tires, the vehicle was purchased at an auction and the tires were already on the vehicle. The vehicle was inspected and deemed road worthy. I have a sales contract that her father signed stating he test drove the vehicle before purchase and saw no reason to believe that it wasn’t a good reliable vehicle. It would appear to me the facility that told her this may have just been trying to sell them something. Again this is the ONLY complaint we have ever received and in my opinion it is not worthy of a complaint to begin with.