Best answer: What I think is that Hillary Clinton needs to shut up and fade away.

I recently purchased a 2008 Ford Explorer from a random guy on craigslist. The problem is that he was not on the title so he technically could not sell the car. The title is still original from when the car was new, and the first owner (a government party) has signed the title off and given up ownership. The buyer on the title (pink slip) is an Auction company, and the back was blank, except for the "buyer or agent" where he wrote his name. I put my information in the rest of the blanks. There are about four bills of sale attached, the last of which sold the car to a company that does not exist (anymore), as evident by Google and maps of where their address supposed to be. So basically, I have a car and the pink slip that was signed over to someone else. Nobody else has interest in the car or considers it theirs. How can I transfer the title so I get one issued in my name?

Best answer: X if you can afford it.
8 otherwise.

Best answer: First, I want to debunk a few of these answers for the simple cause that they are ignorant, and believe what they hear instead of doing their own personal research - I sell cars, people who think that we are still making large margin profits on cars, which is one of, now, one of the most transparent industries. With the information that people have with the internet, it's near impossible to make gross on cars.
Second, the cars they are designing now are meant to last about 10-18 years. They are more reliable on gas, and the 2017 Equinox comes with a 3 year 36,000 mile bumper to bumper warranty which only fixes things that break by themselves. I got an extended bumper to bumper because it also covers things that may break at my fault. It's not as bad as people make it out to be. Of course the dealership makes a little bit of money, but half of the people answering this are on their $700 iPhones that your provider makes tons of money on. Don't hate a business for making a profit. That is what they are in business to do. (Duh) After the warranty expires, then its a matter of how the car is driven, what climate and conditions the vehicle runs through, and how frequently you maintain it with the proper recommended oil, fluids, etc.
So, if well maintained, and properly cared for, with occasional fixes both minor and major, you could be looking at a life span of about 20 yrs or more! It's really more about how it is driven.
Hope this helps!! Best of Luck to your friend with their new Equinox!

P.S. - To put things in perspective, I sold a $80,000 Corvette, brand new, and made $200. So, people who are putting this garbage up about "New Cars are where the money is at" obviously have no clue what they are talking about. Used cars is where you can make MAYBE $400 if the car sold is $50,000 or more..

Best answer: I'd pay like 4-6k for it. depending on condition.

Best answer: Popeye's!

Best answer: Yes and once again, Trump displayed his total lack of critical thinking skills. Besides, during the campaign he said we would no longer be the worlds policeman, guess he meant we would, instead, become the worlds executioner.

I like Katy Perry, Taylor Swift, Selena Gomez, Ariana Grande, etc, but I m a guy. Is that odd?

Best answer: the truth is yes and more already when it's near the weekend greetings