Tom Coleman, car salesman and Mack Bridges, general manager of Long's mercedes-benz of chattanooga sold my father a car that was unregisterable.
The car was used and my father paid $14,500 in a cashiers check for the car. For weeks we kept waiting for a title to come, they kept issuing temporary tags.
Finaly my father demand his money back, instead they told him to pick another used car. We couldn't find one in his price range, and he refused to give them more money.
It went to court, the judge filed for long's, stating that they didnt recieve any money from the car. That Tom Coleman And Mack Bridges were the only ones to benefit from the sale.
I have copies of how the check was cashed and then broken up into 3 different checks. One to Mercedes-Benz credit corp, One to Tom Coleman, and the last to Mack Bridges.
My father died shortly after this, he was too sick to do anything else and died shortly after the judgement.
I now have the car at a friends house, it had been sitting for around 5 years, i have no idea what to do with it, or what to do next. $10,000.00 of the money spent on the car was mine.
If anyone could offer any suggestions, i would greatly appreciate it. This was a terrible experience, years of them putting off the case and alot of time missed from work to show up for court.
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