Case Study Of The Chevrolet Equinox

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I Abner H Pollard drive the Chevrolet Equinox mostly that is registered under my son name. Romeo doesn’t paid the car note or pay for the insurance. Me and my wife Josette Poliard both paid for the car. The vehicle in question is driven between the three us. The reason why my son purchased the vehicle is because, he is a GM employee qualifying him for a GM discount and since my wife Josette Poliard had one vehicle already and couldn’t get a second auto, not to mention she would get the GM discount also. I myself would have purchased the car had problem getting vehicle registered hence why my son lease the

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