Saturn of Lewisville, claiming to be a successor-in-interest to the rights (for purposes of a lawsuit) of Saturn of Irving, recently filed a lawsuit against 12 consumers.  Saturn of Lewisville claims that twelve people who purchased vehicles from Saturn of Irving, along with the finance company providing financing for the sales, never paid for the vehicles.  The finance company, Metropolitan Finance, LLC (“Metropolitan”), and the Texas Department of Transporation were also named as defendants.  A copy of the petition is here – Saturn of Lewisville v. Consumers

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