Motor Vehicle Title

The vehicle title is the key document involved in purchasing or selling a motor vehicle. In this day and age of technology and data management, this paper document is still king. James Lileks of startribune.com posted a story on January 15, 2015 titled ‘Never lose track of the almighty car title’ with the following highlights: “Got a car under rather complicated circumstances, and when I went to the poetically named Government Center, there were issues with The Holy Title. That’s the piece of paper whose importance is so critical I’m surprised you’re not required to bring it in under armed guard in a box suspended from two poles, with someone walking ahead waving incense. There’s a good reason for titles, I suppose, but why not require titles for lawn mowers, bikes, etc…?

Anyway: The clerk was helpful and cheerful. When she said there was a problem with the title I looked in panic out the window, expecting to see my car being winched into an auto compactor, but she just gave me a form to fill out. All was well. The other run-in with government happened after a run-in with another car, one of those everyday proofs that two physical objects cannot occupy the same space simultaneously without someone’s bumper cartwheeling 30 feet in the air like a majorette’s baton. It happened on an afternoon without too many obligations, so I didn’t think, “Oh man, of all the times to have a car accident.” In fact, I thought this was actually a pretty good time to have a car accident, as these things go. Too bad you can’t schedule them. It was a miserably cold day, so I was surprised that neither vehicle exploded in a shower of brittle plastic, leaving only the metal frame with the drivers looking like Flintstone-era motorists. My license plate flew off with such velocity it whistled through the air. As I examined the damage to my vehicle, two witnesses pressed pieces of paper with phone numbers into my hand and said they’d seen it all. Called 911 and waited for 45 minutes, which was unforgivable because I pay taxes. Finally, an officer showed up, and his attitude suggested he had spent the entire day looking at busted plastic in the road. He’d gone into this line of work to fight crime, and here he was dealing with people who’d just discovered air bag deployment. Well, it all worked out fine. No one was hurt, and I don’t have to sell the car for scrap, which is great because I’d have to find the title. I’m sure it’s around here somewhere. It’s not that I can’t find it. I prefer to say it’s non-located.” The full article is available at this link: http://www.startribune.com/local/288769881.html

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