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California DMV blamed for teen’s car scam — as $60K Mercedes vanishes overnight

Arrod Berjis, 17, purchased a car he believed had a clear title, only to have it repossessed months later. The ordeal also reportedly involved an apparent DMV mistake.

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New York PostRight·1h ago
California DMV blamed for teen’s car scam — as $60K Mercedes vanishes overnight
Arrod Berjis, 17, purchased a car he believed had a clear title, only to have it repossessed months later. The ordeal also reportedly involved an apparent DMV mistake.
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