Customers lose cars, still pay after Nashville Dodge closes

The closing of Nashville Dodge in Antioch, which was seized by the Tennessee Department of Revenue last month for not paying taxes, has created a nightmare for customers — many of whom bought vehicles from the dealer but haven't been able to get them licensed.
And inside the service department as many as 15 vehicles that customers had left for repairs several weeks ago remain locked up and unavailable to their owners as Chrysler Financial, the financing arm of the manufacturer, wades through paperwork to see if it has a lien on the property.


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