<human>: Ok, so in July I sold my brother my car because I was tired of paying more for car insurance than I did on gas. I live within a mile of my school and work, and my boyfriend has a nice car that we can both use, so I can walk. My brother was supposed to pay me $250 a month for 10 months. I trusted my brother, so I signed him over the title so he could register it in Colorado, where he lived.

Month after month he had some excuse why he couldn't pay me, so I finally said that he could give it back to me when his girlfriend was coming through on New Years. That's when I found out how he had fucked everything up.

He had sold the car to some girl in September, so that his girlfriend could buy a cheaper car and keep the extra money. They had some stupid little piece of notebook paper contract written out, but the person that they sold it to never paid them, and now refuses to give the car back. They called the police but they said if there is a contract it is a civil matter, and they can't do anything.

Meanwhile, my brother told me he switched the car over to his name, but then I find out it has been in my name the entire time. I am really worried about people driving my car around in my name. What if they don't have insurance on it? What if they crash it into something?

My brother moved to ND, but his girlfriend is still in CO, and I live in between in NE. He wants me to give her a ride to ND when I was going to go up to visit him next weekend. I really don't think she should leave until they get this thing straightened out, but they don't listen to me.

Should I report it stolen? Because my brother is my only real family, and I don't really want to get him in trouble.

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<bot>: Brother sold my car to some other people while it is in my name, they didn't pay, not sure what to do.