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How long does it take for a car to be repossessed?
9th July 2009
For a cartitle loan..how long does it usually take for them to repossess the car?
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It would depend on the specifics of the contract agreed to by the borrower. Without that information all the "answers" here are guesses.
Comment by Patrick — July 9, 2009 @ 11:29 pm
Depends on contract, thats the bottom line. I have never ever see a contract, for a car loan, that said 30/60/90 days. Most contracts gives a due date, most read if you miss it you are BREECHING the contract. This simply means you have not held up to your end of the deal. Most if not All loan companies note in their contracts that they can CALL on the the loan at anytime. Some loan companies also state any CIRCUMSTANCES that severly change your income they can call your loan. This is their protection for loaning you money. The others giving you advise on "staying in touch, is very true. Also there is one state we will not repo from and it is not Michigan, we will pick them up in a minute in this state. La. we will not/ They are their own Parish.
Comment by gena o — July 9, 2009 @ 11:29 pm
a few months if they ever get around to it.
Comment by SloMotion Like Snail — July 9, 2009 @ 11:29 pm
DEPENDS ON WHAT STATE YOU LIVE IN , I’M IN WISCONSIN , THE BANK NEEDS TO GO TO COURT FIRST TO REPO .
ILLINOIS THE BANK CAN SEND BRUNO OVER WITH HIS TOW TRUCK AND HIS PIT BULL WHILE YOU ARE SLEEPING
Comment by jon_wayne89 — July 9, 2009 @ 11:29 pm
the key here is car title loan.. those places, depending on what state you are in, can come after the car within hours of you missing a payment. They dont play around. They lend very little against the value of the car, and even though interest rates are very high, what is the interest on 1000 bucks compared to grabbing a 5000 dollar car and selling it in 1 week for 3000. Triple their money in a week. Not rocket science. I had someone who got their 2 yr old Chevy Pickup (worth about 17k) grabbed for the 6k title loan they had on it. They were 7 days late, but were ignoring the calls of the lender. Bad move. Talk to them, but you need to have something to tell them… "I have no idea when I can pay you" wont work.
Comment by Rafael P — July 9, 2009 @ 11:29 pm
anytime after 30 days they have the right to take it,and usually they will,unless they hear from you about it,so don’t think that avoiding them will stop them from getting it,they will find it and take it ,its best to stay in touch with them if possible and let them know you intend to pay for it,good luck on it.
Comment by dodge man — July 9, 2009 @ 11:29 pm
It takes as long as somebody driving by all your references houses, with a flashlight at 2am in a tow-truck.
Comment by udontremember — July 9, 2009 @ 11:29 pm
Well my daughters bf didnt pay his and used our address they came by at 10 at night looking for him.That was after 60 days i think he had one of those pay here places.
He still didnt pay for it and kept avoiding them and they arrested in him in walmart for grand theft.
Comment by hugsandhissyfits — July 9, 2009 @ 11:29 pm