After purchasing a new f150 for my stepson, one year later (i live in tampa, ste-son, in atlanta, my steps-son (who has never purchased a car on his own, wento the dealership to inquire about a extended warranty, left brandon ford with a new 2006 Rousch high-performance truckat a cost of $40,000. The odd part of this scenarion, is the 2005 was titled in the state of Georgia, which requires ALL owners to sign-off on any tranaction of that vehicle. I was never contacted by brandon ford, that my step-son was there, no sales person called me to ask if i would permit this tranction to take place and i never signed any paperwork to allow the legal trade-in of the orignial truck i co-purchased for him. I immediately filed a report with the Hillsborough CPOunty DMV, who, after investigating my complaint, found in my favor, that Brandon Ford indeed comitted forgery violated Florida Statutes 319.33 (1) unlaful for dealer to retain or use an alterered or forged certificate or assignment. I have actual copies of the documents that illustrates my name (very apparent not my handwrting or signature) on the titlework used to get the Georgia title and re-seell the vehicle. Brandon Ford was more interested in selling my step-son a $40,000 vehicle than following the law, as i NEVER would have allowed my step-son to go an additonal $25,000 in debt, when the original 2005 would have been paid off and owned free adn clear in less than a year or so. Brandon Ford has lawyers who rebuked my original letter, making statements about Florida law. This has nothing to do with florida law, as the truck was taken to a titled in Georgia. If you are going to do business with Brandon Ford (I NEVER WILL AGAIN), you had btter be careful, as the pressure to sell is at an all-time high for the employees that works there... Conveniently, the person who i beleive forged my name to get the tite from Georgia, no longer does... Mr Wayne Hammond has not heard the last from me
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