[Darnright]

>The car wasn’t technically stolen ‘cause the driver was given the keys.<

So if someone goes to a dealership, test drives a car and doesn’t come back, it’s not technically stolen?

Good grief.

[loungitude]

>The car wasn’t technically stolen ‘cause the driver was given the keys.<

So if someone goes to a dealership, test drives a car and doesn’t come back, it’s not technically stolen?

Good grief.
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the seller told her he would send her the title in a few days and she could pay the last $100 when the title was delivered. She believed him.
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Titleholder=Owner.
In my experience, the dealer does not give you the title until they get paid. That’s what there’s a title.

[CCCnative]

So if someone goes to a dealership, test drives a car and doesn’t come back, it’s not technically stolen?

I don't know about the dealer case, but in this case that is what the info was. Maybe it was just the insurance. I wasn't exactly first hand to this incident.