<prompt> Human: Received a collections notice for a car I sold nearly a year ago, for numerous parking tickets I apparently received on it months after I sold the car. They are demanding hundreds of dollars. I turned in the release of liability a day after I sold the car, and filled out the title and everything with the new owner. But it seems the car remains under my name still despite all that. DMV cant fix it until the hundreds of dollars in tickets are paid off. Im kinda stuck at this time because DMV literally cant help me. At least, thats what the person I talked too told me. What can I do guys? I feel lost...P.S.Funny enough the car is labled as white, when it is clearly a red car and has never changed. Update 1: just got off the phone with the parking company. My registration was due about a month after I sold it and the car is currently registered. new owner registered the car in my name and my address when he bought it from me.Update 2: The phone number they gave me doesnt even work anymore.  <response>: I had the DMV of California try to pull the same thing on me. I traded in a car at a dealership and I sent in a release of liability. Two months later the CHP contacted me and said they had pulled my car out a ditch and claimed I abandoned it...therefore it was a hit and run. I said...not my car leave me alone. CHP came back and said Yes, it is and you owe us for damages and time and towing and here is a ticket for abandoning the scene of an accident DMV claimed I never sent it in. I had copies of all my paperwork from the trade in, but not a copy of the release of liability. I took it all into the DMV and showed them. I had to work my way through a couple supervisors but eventually they agreed it wasnt my car. Got to tell the CHP to screw off. A few days later the CHP figured out that the car had been stolen off the dealers lot and joy ridden and crashed. Never did figure out how the DMV messed up. 