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lrgkevin
06-18-2011, 08:06 PM
Hello,
I ironically just got a job working for Hyundai and they actually give me cars to drive during the week! Therefore I have this car just sitting in my garage making my garage look cool. I want to mod my s13 more so I would like to stop making payments on the Genesis.

Pictures: 2.0t R-Spec pictures from cars photos on webshots (http://rides.webshots.com/album/580107165zSBUzC)

Location: Orange County (SOCAL)
Description: 2011 2.0t R-Spec Karussell White Genesis Coupe
6-Speed
1 oil change using Mobile 1
Red Brembo Brakes
Slight Curb rash on the right rear wheel DOH! ( I wanted to kill my self )
Blue Tooth
No modifications
Miles: 4800
Vin: KMHHT6KD8BU052285
Status: Loan from the bank
Price: $21,000 obo. It's a great car I just really don't need it right now. Especially because I can just drive one at work lol.

Sezio
06-18-2011, 08:14 PM
So you need someone to take over the payments

sidewaysil80
06-18-2011, 08:17 PM
i'm down if you are willing to ship it

lrgkevin
06-23-2011, 10:05 AM
I would need some one to buy the car. I would take the money and pay off the loan. At that time you would get the title. How you come up with the money is up to the buyer.

Sorry no shipping.

sidewaysil80
06-23-2011, 10:12 AM
soooo basically someone forks over $21k, and have no legal ownership of the car UNTIL you give them the title? whats legally stopping you from never giving them the title after you pay it off? (not, "i'm a nice guy i wouldn't..., i mean LEGALLY preventing you)

gusisboosted
06-23-2011, 10:26 AM
stop crapping on the thread.
Its simple, you both walk to the bank pay off the loan walk out with title in hand.
Switch title over to new buyer, and DONE.

sidewaysil80
06-23-2011, 12:51 PM
stop crapping on the thread.
Its simple, you both walk to the bank pay off the loan walk out with title in hand.
Switch title over to new buyer, and DONE.

is it that simple? i can imagine at the ripe age of 20 how many lien vehicle transactions you've done which makes you an expert i guess. i've bought and sold 4 vehicles with liens on them and it's def not that simple. it can take up to two weeks to physically get the title. and another thing, i'm pretty sure i'm on the one considering flying out their to buy this vehicle not you. with that being said i'm entitled to ask whatever questions i deem necessary when involving a large amount of money. is that ok with you?

silverarrow27
06-23-2011, 12:53 PM
So any juice about the new 2.0 T coming out with the 274 hp Sonata engine or not?

dr1ft32
06-23-2011, 01:58 PM
i have bought cars and motorcycles by paying off the bank before, and its exactly like what gusisboosted said. walk in, pay for loan, transfer owner and title comes in the mail to you in about 2 weeks. ive done it 3 times already and worked out fine for me

timlush
06-23-2011, 02:03 PM
is it that simple?

As long as the seller lives in a state where either A) the bank physically has the title on hand, or B) the seller keeps the title, then yes, it's that easy.

lrgkevin
06-24-2011, 07:27 PM
Wow interesting responses lol.

1.) it is easy, we both go to Wells Fargo. The purchaser brings the 21,000. We give the 21,000 to the loan officer. That pays off what I owe on the loan. Wells Fargo gives the purchaser gets the loan and a new car.

2.) a little birdy has told me that the new genesis coupe will have new more powerful engines. 3.8 will have the new GDI which will bump up the HP a few. The 2.0t from what I hear will have a GDI motor as well. Not 100% if It will be the Same as the Sonata and sportage engines.

jamg
06-24-2011, 07:40 PM
awesome car.

it's essentially the rich man's 240sx lol

K_style
06-24-2011, 08:00 PM
You are not getting title back from Bank "as you pay". takes while to get the title mailed in.

and also seller needs to sign the "Pink slip" Form # Reg227
http://dmv.ca.gov/forms/reg/reg227.pdf

It's "Transfer of title with paperless title"

mrjdinh
08-02-2011, 02:49 AM
21 is a lot seeing as though Hyundai employees get 30 percent off

VROOOM
08-02-2011, 07:27 AM
21 is a lot seeing as though Hyundai employees get 30 percent off

i dont get your thinking. he could have bought the car for $5, but its still worth $21k.

Banana_Cute
08-02-2011, 10:24 AM
Pretty much getting a bank to refinance the car under the new owners name, correct?

Anywanys.. How did you land the job @ Hyundai?

I drive by it all the time, and Nissan warehouse and Mazda.. no bueno. lol. GL

lrgkevin
08-03-2011, 07:37 PM
Whoa I didn't realize this thread was still going. The car had been SOLD! Thanks for looking. As far as the job they needed some mechanical engineers so I decided to work for them. Mods Please Close!