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My Sister Has A Used Vehicle,(2004 Dodge Neon). which has been taken from her work place without her notification, she had recently gone to court with the dealership where she got the car from, claiming that she was 2 months behind on payments. she had asked them why they filed through court instead of contacting her about it. when she went to court she proved by her reciepts and check stubs that the payments were up to date and that the only payment that was needed would be next months payment.

the owners of the dealership went to her work place and repossessed the car the next day after their claim was denied. now they are in possession of the vehicle and are claiming that since they got the car back they dont want to go back to court,(they re-filed another claim,which they have just today dropped!), and are now telling my sister that she needs to come up with the remaining balance of the car which is ,656. Or they will be selling it off by auction in another state!

To me, I think that it is not fair what they are doing to my sister and that the contract that was signed by both parties is still effective seeing that it’s not up until february of 2011, which gives her plenty of time to pay the vehicle off!

on the day of the "theft", my sister reported the car stolen to the sheriff’s department and they said since it was taken to court they have to deal with it through the court and there was nothing they can do.since all of this has happened the dealership has called and said that she has 10 days to come up with the money or else!

How Can We Go About Getting My Sisters Car Back Before Anything Else Goes Wrong?
Any Tips Will Help, Please And Thank You Very Much!

4 Comments »

1. 

   lawyers were born for this/get one now and give him the facts

   Comment by ken k — August 31, 2010 @ 9:02 pm

2. 

   1)you can go to a lawyer
   2)you can lend her the money to get the car
   3)remember they don’t have to tell you when they come for the car reason they didn’t is probably 99% of the time they call people and no one ever gets back to them that’s why they did what they did not expecting your sister to call them yes it sucks but that’s the way it work’s

   Comment by bo — August 31, 2010 @ 9:02 pm

3. 

   Sorry – the dealer has rights too.

   Comment by Maka — August 31, 2010 @ 9:02 pm

4. 

   Let them sell it & Your sis can sue them, maybe for more money.
   If not contact the courts asap.

   Comment by jason — August 31, 2010 @ 9:02 pm

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