Andy wrote:Art Blackwell sure was living the life before this whole salary thing came up. If this would have been one lawsuit, I probably would have smiled, shook my head and moved on, but four?!? Four separate cars about to be repo'ed. How's that for interesting timing?
How come you can't make the payments anymore Art? It doesn't have anything to do with that salary you gave back, does it?
Here's one for a 2006 Cadillac XLR (the most expensive Cadillac of course). He still owes $51,825.85 on it and was making monthly payments of $1,327.56
http://hotfudgedetroit.com/lawsuits/blackwell1.pdf
Here's one for a 2001 Ford F-350, he was making payments of $598.78 but still owes $14,163.33 currently.
http://hotfudgedetroit.com/lawsuits/blackwell2.pdf
Then there's the 2006 Lincoln Town Car, he was making monthly payments of $1,017.14 until things got tight. Now he owes $36,515.09 on it.
http://hotfudgedetroit.com/lawsuits/blackwell3.pdf
And last but not least, he had a 2002 Ford Thunderbird and was making payments of $601.70 until he stopped. He owes $21,963.07 on it now.
http://hotfudgedetroit.com/lawsuits/blackwell4.pdf
By the way, all of these cars were purchased through Briarwood Ford in Saleen, Michigan. Way to support the city Art. Well done.

The Suburban Avenger wrote:
Is there a new-car dealership of any kind still in Highland Park ... or Hamtramck, for that matter?
Here's one for a 2001 Ford F-350, he was making payments of $598.78 but still owes $14,163.33 currently.

Andy wrote:The Suburban Avenger wrote:
Is there a new-car dealership of any kind still in Highland Park ... or Hamtramck, for that matter?
Snethkamp Chrysler on Woodward near McNichols.
I think there's a Dodge dealership in Hamtramck.

Andy wrote:Art Blackwell...
Here's one for a 2001 Ford F-350, he was making payments of $598.78 but still owes $14,163.33 currently.
http://hotfudgedetroit.com/lawsuits/blackwell2.pdf
D-Day wrote:Andy wrote:The Suburban Avenger wrote:
Is there a new-car dealership of any kind still in Highland Park ... or Hamtramck, for that matter?
Snethkamp Chrysler on Woodward near McNichols.
I think there's a Dodge dealership in Hamtramck.
Yep....it used to be Garrity Dodge. Still was there in '04 when I moved but had different name that I can't recall

Here's one for a 2006 Cadillac XLR (the most expensive Cadillac of course). He still owes $51,825.85 on it and was making monthly payments of $1,327.56

Andy wrote:The Suburban Avenger wrote:
Is there a new-car dealership of any kind still in Highland Park ... or Hamtramck, for that matter?
Snethkamp Chrysler on Woodward near McNichols.
I think there's a Dodge dealership in Hamtramck.


Ffdfd wrote:My thoughts and prayers go out to Art Blackwell and the entire Blackwell family. I hope their transportation needs do not go unfulfilled.
Maybe Art can commandeer a few vehicles from our fleet. Even A Friend of Ours would have been impressed with the $42,000-per-year no-show DFD appointee job he had back in the day.

Highland Park’s embattled emergency financial manager has been sued by Ford Credit for allegedly defaulting on four car loans.
The four lawsuits against Arthur Blackwell were filed today in Wayne County Circuit Court.
According to the complaints, Blackwell failed to make payments on a 2006 Cadillac XLR, a 2002 Ford Thunderbird, a 2006 Lincoln Town Car and a 2001 Ford E-350, all of which he bought between May and July 2008. He still owes close to $52,000 for the Cadillac, an estimated $22,000 for the Thunderbird, more than $36,500 for the Lincoln and approximately $14,000 for the van.
Ford Credit said Blackwell has refused to give up the vehicles and that as he continues to hold onto them, their value -- to the company which wants to resell them -- is depreciating.
“I’ve been buying cars from Ford for 20 years and never had any trouble. Everyone’s struggling,” Blackwell said. “I’m one month behind on all of them except one.”
In December, Highland Park school board member Robert Davis sued Blackwell for allegedly collecting $11,000 a month in salary for the emergency financial manager position, a state-appointed job that pays $1 annually.
http://www.freep.com/article/20090127/N ... over+loans

Mulligan wrote:When did Woodrow W. Woody stop selling Pontiacs?
"Goodbye, so long, see ya soon."

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