Episode Show Notes: Vehicle Seizures & Title Issues

• Law Enforcement & Vehicle Seizures
  • Authorities are now considering seizing vehicles involved in street takeovers.
  • Concerns arise for innocent bystanders—could their cars be seized too?
• Challenges with Vehicle Titles & Impoundment
  • If a vehicle is seized or impounded, retrieving it without a physical title can be extremely difficult.
  • Losing your title or not transferring ownership in time could result in losing your car to an auction.
  • Towing companies may sell impounded vehicles if the title issue isn't resolved quickly.
• How to Protect Yourself
  • Always keep your vehicle title accessible to avoid unnecessary loss.
  • Stay informed about auto seizure policies in your area.
  • Avoid situations that could lead to vehicle confiscation.
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  • Get personalized advice on vehicle title issues and legal concerns.
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In this episode, we discuss:

• Why the used car market is experiencing pricing disruptions
• The impact of the 2021 new car manufacturing crisis on today's used car availability
• Supply chain issues, factory shutdowns, and inventory shortages that led to fewer new cars being produced
• How the lack of new cars in 2021 and 2022 is now affecting the availability of used cars
• What to expect when shopping for a used car today – higher prices, older models, and limited selection
• Why in some cases, buying a new car might be a better option
• Tips for bridging the gap—considering older vehicles in good condition
• The importance of vehicle history checks and title research before purchasing a used car
• How to avoid potential title problems when buying a used vehicle

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