Hyundai Hecu Settlement

Hyundai hecu settlement could help, sorta.

This. The settlement, however small, will go toward depositing your money plus whatever goes to your mechanic. It will not affect the actual value of the car. Their lawyers will handle everything.

You would have a better chance going to the police department, AFAIK. They generally take care of this stuff.

That would involve arresting your car's original owner though?

Of course not. You want the police to take care of *your* vehicle since it appears to not be under his/her/your control at the time. I would *absolutely* prefer this over being saddled with car that you will have to try to sell for less than it's worth. That is a massive inconvenience and will not end well for you, your finances, your daily work, your health... *at all.*

I was just asking because I know in Germany cars aren't owned by the person who drives them, but for the police department. All the rest is correct. If I can't find a police officer to take the car to court under their jurisdiction, I'll try to get a private police officer to take it to court.

Why would the police station not be the first place you would look? They are the ones authorized to write such tickets.

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