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Son sold car to dealer, after 9 days dealership called for him to come back for it-WA state

Location: Washington State

Son sold his 2018 Honda Ridgeline to a dealership 10 days ago. They offered him $18k, total pay off is $26k, so son transferred $7300 to dealer for them to pay off the loan. Our boy was contacted by dealer yesterday saying the sales Mgr was going to buy the truck but it has "issues" and to come back to get it asap. They refused to tell him of the issues over the phone, said they'll discuss it when he arrives. The dealer did a 3 hour inspection when he sold it and only listed a couple cosmetic flaws. Our son also had it at a Honda dealer for service a month or 2 ago where it was inspected and found no problems.

All documents have been signed, transfer docs, bill of sale etc and the DMV website shows the vehicle as sold. The dealer has not paid off the car loan yet, our son was told by the bank yesterday there's nothing they can do as the loan is still actively in his name and to handle it with the buyer/dealer.

So now he's getting repeated phone calls from dealership saying if he doesn't return for truck, they will have it towed/impounded at his expense. He's contacting attorney's but isn't certain of he should shell out $500 for a consult? What are his options? What to do if they actually have it towed/impounded? (Son told dealership that he will not be returning, sale is final, and to stop calling him)

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u/Kwynn84 — 1 month ago

Recipe ideas for some food pantry items

I need suggestions for what to make with a few items I got at the food pantry. 2 of us in an rv, so fridge/freezer space is limited.

Items:

5lb bag of frozen hashbrowns (thinking to do a potato soup and a breakfast casserole)

1.5lb beef chuck steak- any crockpot suggestions or just grill it?

Fruit- got a 2lb shell of raspberries and a container of melon/pineapple/strawberries- would love an idea of making a cobbler, dump cake, muffins etc, even better if it can be made in crockpot or instant pot as my oven burns rather hot.

Pinto beans- I've never made them from scratch

Quick oats- 2 bags (never know what to make other than oatmeal scotchy cookies as we're not big oatmeal fans)

Any random suggestions for the pollock fish filets, canned corn or fruit are appreciated...i use the canned peaches and pancake mix to make fritters but looking for other ideas.

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u/Kwynn84 — 2 months ago