Sure, get it towed the 1,000 miles back to him though.
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Wow… Well I can see why your his Ex, you’re ungrateful and rude!
Drive it back to him.
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What is wrong with you ?? He helped u out now you return the favor. Why should you even ask this if your a half ass decent person you return the car YOU borrowed… this is 100% what’s wrong with the world today the mere fact that anyone would have to ask social media hey someone did something nice for me so in return is it ok if I screw them for there generosity
Haven’t u already posted this? If not in this group then definitely in another group because I know I have read this same post
I think you should return it to him since he kindly let you borrow it. Geez. You sound like a spoiled b
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This has to be a troll post
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Like you said he kindly let you borrow his car so don’t be an ungrateful pos.
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I mean… he did let you borrow the car when you were in need… it would be messed up that he saved you money from a rental and then you get his car towed and then he owes the fees… I would see if you can park it at a friend’s place in the meantime.
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You should say thank you very much for helping me out in such a huge way…
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You’re an arsehole, rude, entitled and ungrateful! As thanks you should return the car yourself!.
Wow. He let you borrow his car and that’s how you thank him. Nice.
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Pay for it to get towed back to him…
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I would return the car.He was kind enough to let you borrow it.
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That’s so rude, he let you use it take it back… or pay to have it taken back. How ungrateful maybe he shouldn’t have lent it to you at all. Sounds like you didn’t deserve it.
If he was kind enough to let you borrow it why would have it towed? I get that it’s in your way but he didn’t have to help you. I am not sorry but that is awful and I am disgusted that you would suggest to have it towed. Karma isn’t very nice.
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Have it sent back. Pay for freight to get it to him. He was kind enough to let you use it. Maybe he knows someone who can take it.
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What? YOU need to return it
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Get it taken back to him.somehow it’s the least you can do , he was kind enough to.let you borrow it, be kind enough to get it back.to.him
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How long have you been trying to get in contact with him? I mean, did you text him once or twice this week and he hasn’t responded or have you been texting/calling/messaging for weeks or months with no response?
He was nice enough to let you use the car until you got yourself established. I feel like maybe you should make a few good faith attempts to contact him.
If he isn’t answering the phone, call his mom. You were married to the man, so I assume you have contact information for his parents or siblings or friends… someone that you know can get in contact with him.
I mean, there could be a million reasons as to why you can’t get ahold of him. Maybe he moved. Maybe he changed his number. Maybe he’s sick. Maybe you’re calling when he’s working.
I would call/text him and his close family/friends, send a certified letter to the last address that you have for him.
Worst case, have one of your friends or family members follow you and go drop the car off to him or his parents house.
I would exhaust all possible options before calling a tow truck.
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This has to be fake , you return it to the person you borrowed, it from , like a grateful person.
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You drive it back. He let you borrow it.
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Sooo… did you get the response you wanted? 570 people feeling bad for your ex. He deserves so much better.
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Sooooo, your ex let you borrow a vehicle and, in return, you’re going to have it towed?? Wow… I feel bad for people that go out of their way to help you😬
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I think since he was nice enough to let you borrow it you could take it back. Just my opinion. That’s kinda messed up that you think he should let you use it and then when you’re done with it he has to come all the way to you and pick it up.
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With a post like this, I can see why you are now his ex. You sound like a very ungrateful person.
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How you gonna get a car towed away that he let you use when you didn’t have one! Who cares if it’s in the way figure it out! This why you don’t lend ppl stuff 
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Omg this is the most disgusting thing I’ve seen today.
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I would be happy to get it back to him since he was nice enough to lay me borrow it.
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You borrowed it, you bring it back to him 
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You definitely need to return it to him! He was very generous in letting you borrow it. Don’t disrespect him by towing it. That would be awful.
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Get it towed??? How rude are you! He didn’t need to let you borrow his car for free. YOU need to get it back to him. It’s your responsibility not his. Please say thank you too. He did not have to be so generous
I would make sure I somehow got it back to him … definitely don’t get rid of it without talking to him
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Drive it back to him!
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Wait. Your ex let you borrow his car and you want to have it towed? That’s actually pretty awful unless you’re offering to pay to have it towed to him.
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You would get it towed . How ungrateful . He let u use the car and helped you out . Park it in front of urs and let it sit there if need be . Maybe ask if he no longer requires the car does he want it sold .
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You borrowed it so you should take it back
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I definitely think if falls on you to return the car… sorry 
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I definitely think if falls on you to return the car… sorry
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Since he was a kind person even as an ex husband and let you use his car (when he didn’t have to even think about it) you could be a kind person back and either tow it or drive it back to him. Now in some states after X amount of days if he doesn’t answer doesn’t get it don’t care about it basically then it’s by law your car, but you should still be a decent person and find someone to drive either yours or his car and take it back, it’ll be cheaper that way, or have it towed to him
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Drive it back to him.
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I think that was selfish on your part to not figure that out before you decided the car he let you burrow was gonna be a BIG ISSUE. You’ll just have to spend that extra money and take it to him because no normal person is just gonna let one of their vehicles go that easy. If that was the case you could’ve brought the car from him you been driving all this time.
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Wow he lets you use his car when you don’t one and now that you no longer need the car and it in your WAY and you are going to have it towed:confused:
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You borrowed it you return it have it towed to his house or put insurance back and drive it
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How about you get someone to drive one car and you drive the other car and return his car to him and then drive off with your car once his car is returned 
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Wow no wonder your his ex.
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The least you can do is return the vehicle. What in your right mind would make you think getting it towed is an option? Learn to be grateful. Even if there is more to this story, if someone lets you borrow something be a decent person and do the right thing. I hope you return it with the tags paid, oil changed, car washed and vacuumed and a full tank of gas.
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That’s your responsibility to return what you borrowed. idk how this is even a question.
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This can’t be a real question 
smh
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Total display of disrespect resting on a pedestal constructed out of sheer ungratefullness. Show a little gratitude would ya. No wonder you’re an ex.
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You borrowed it so you should return it to him!
I can see why he’d divorce you!
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He borrowed you the car so bring it back to him, it’s the least you could do
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Most wouldn’t even lift a finger to help out, if he helped u that much ( cause without it I’m guessing you couldn’t have gotten any where to do better) I’d try to get ahold of him and b as respectful to him over this situation as he was while helping you🤷♀️
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You borrowed it you return it
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He was nice enough to let you borrow it. You pay the tow company if you call them.
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Get it towed back to him???
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How is it in ya way? U could’ve atleast keep liability insurance on it. You sound ungrateful. I’d send it back the way it came or u could’ve bought it from him and saved ya $$$
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…be a decent human being and drive it back to him. Don’t be a dick. He was nice and respectful Enough and trusted you with his car I think you should be one too and not be a b***h and pay for all fuel and costs for travel and take it back to him.
You borrowed it, so you return it. And taking it off the insurance is going to give him fees with motor vehicles
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No. Don’t have it towed! He lent it to you in good faith.return it to him.
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He was kind enough to let you use it? And now it’s in the way. If it’s been awhile I would follow legal advice. Probably have to run an ad in the paper where he lives. If not text him that he has 30 days to make arrangements to get it or you will get rid of it! Bu
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Wow!! Your ex KINDLY let you borrow his car, now you want to stick it to him.
Can you say UNGRATEFUL?
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Why don’t you organise a car pull to return the car. Also return it with a full tank of fuel.
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Clearly you find a way to bring it back to him …kindly … he dodged that bullet 
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I’d say you return it as you borrowed it.
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May be you should take back to him . He sound like good ex husband let you use his car and your not thankfully. You should be thankfully that your ex husband help you out I hope your give him money for use his car .
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Are you serious …… he let you use a car without question an now u just want to tow it away. Take it back to him an he thankful.
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He was nice enough to let you borrow it, so why not be nice enough to bring it back that would be very messed up to call a tow company
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This can’t be for real. Someone could not of really had to ask the right thing to do?! Are there really people who feel this much entitlement???
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No, drive the car back or find some where to park it.
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Maybe call him to discuss option. Maybe see if he would prefer the car back or if he would like you to sell it and give him the money since it is so far away to return it.
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You borrowed his car. You return it!
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You borrowed it so…YOU return it. God you are ungrateful…
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Uhm!! No you should not have it towed!! He was nice enough to let you use it and you should honestly be taking it to him not him coming to get it
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How did you not come up with something so simple as drive it back to him .so what it’s 1000miles what’s that got to do with anything…gee some people just can’t think pass their arse.then that would be problem solved ffs.why is it always woman that ask pathetic questions on here sure a man would of come up with driving it back or sell it ffs
He was nice enough to let you borrow it and you’re upset with him because he won’t go out of his way, yet again, to appease you? 
I can see why you’re the ex my dear!
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My ex didn’t wanna see his own kids let alone let me borrow his car🤣 I hope he finds a beautiful forever partner that’s values him
Why is this even a question anyway lol
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Holy crap this girls heartless lool . KINDLY take his car back to him omg 
talk about ungrateful.
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idk what response you expected…but this isn’t it. You don’t borrow someone’s car then have it towed ffs🤦🏼♀️
U can give it to me until he comes back for it😝
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Sounds like he kindly dodged a bullet there. Kindly return it to him and kindly rent a car to get yourself back home.
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He helped you, and you’re actually asking what you should do with it now you’re sorted and on your feet……………
You return it, like a normal person and say thank you with a bottle of something for being so kind to help you get back on your feet. Or you get it towed to his place and pay the fees for the tow truck and leave a note in the car saying thank you……
Having no car really makes a huge difference in day to day life so he really did you a huge favour showing some gratitude would be ideal……
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You “kindly” return it. Your words!
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Uhhh return it. You borrowed it why would he be responsible to pick it up?!?!?!
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Please take his car back personally
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You should return it to him wherever he is he let you borrow it it’s the right thing to do towing expenses and impound fees are expensive and can get to a point where he will never get the car back maybe even possibly try harder to get a hold of him or friends or close family to him maybe something unexpected happened is why he’s not responding
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Don’t get rid of someone’s car!!! Wtf!?
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Girl what? Your ex let you borrow a whole ass car and you expect HIM to come get it from YOU?? 
Well I hópe he doesn’t hèlp you again
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You borrowed it…take it back…and tell him THANK YOU!
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Seriously? He lent you his car you return it. If you can’t drive it back, find someone who can or or is that what you mean by calling the tow truck company? Tbh you sound ungrateful and a little entitled.
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Wow. He’s better off without you. Ungrateful entitled.
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YOU bring it back to him! Why should he have to come to you? YOU borrowed it! Get a friend to drive your car and follow you to your ex’s home and then you drive your car back home. He was nice enough to let you borrow it now do right by him!
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Prime example of NO COMMON SENSE!
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Return it u borrowed it u take it back
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Drive it back to him and get your own transport home. He was decent enough to lend you the car. Be decent enough to return it!!!
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Wow! Could you be any more ungrateful?!? How about you take it back to him and pay any money necessary for that to happen? Oh! And put it back on your insurance until you do! Good grief!
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If you was nice enough to help you and let you keep his car for a long time, you should try everything in your power to take it back to him. I mean that’s the least you could do
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You can contact a vehicle transportation company to haul it to him on your dime. Drive it back and then fly home. Like there’s options.
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Ahhh get it towed back to him !!!
ASAP especially as there’s no insurance on it now .
Wow I can’t believe this was even a real question
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