Big mistake. Your husband is a man of no honor. He just defaulted on the loan agreement he made with the lender, and broke his Word. He deliberately sold a car he did not fully own, and is trying to steal the balance of the money owed to the lender. They will catch the mistake and seek a judgment against him for the balance on the loan plus interest, sooner or later. This will be over your heads until that happens. I would contact the lender and make this right.
-----> Actually, your husband as every right to sell the vehicle or do whatever he wants to do with it. As long as the title says he is the owner and there are ZERO liens on the vehicle, your husband has free reign over the vehicle. HOWEVER, he is still obligated to fulfill his loan repayment. I just dealt with something kind of similar. My creditor tried to REPOSSESS my car which I had a clear title for. My lawyer got a hold of their legal division. Lawyer told them because they are no longer affiliated with this vehicle, taking it from me without my consent as collateral to a debt I owe them is GRAND THEFT AUTO and LARCENY. They quickly brought the vehicle back to me. BUT YOUR HUSBAND STILL OWES THE MONEY. He can't get away from that.
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