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My car was charged off by my finance company. It no longer runs and I need to get rid of it. How do I do this?
13th September 2011
My car loan was charged off by Ford Credit but they actually told me they would not repossess because my car wasn’t worth it to them. Now my car no longer runs and I need to junk it but the title still has a lien on it. What can I do to get rid of my car? I am not looking for a profit, just want to get rid of it.
I should also note that I do not have the money to pay them off.
What happens if a car never gets repossessed?
20th August 2011
My recently deceased father-in-law bought my brother-in-law a 2004 Pontiac Grand AM after leasing it new for 3 years. After an argument, my brother-in-law gave the car back to my mother-in-law. She could not afford the payment and so my husband and I drove and made payments on it for 2 years before we had to purchase a new car. Since we were unable to make anymore payments, my mother-in-law decided to turn over the car to the bank. She called the bank and told them to come get it and dropped the insurance. It has been sitting in my driveway for 4 months. She gave them my address, so they know where it is. When will they come get it? Has there ever been a case where a bank didn’t repossess the car? What should I do? I don’t want it in my driveway anymore and my mother-in-law has nowhere to put it.
Selling it isn’t really an option. Even if she would, she could only get half of the loan value. The car is only worth 4,000. So, she still owes a balance that she cannot pay.
My friends car is about to be repossessed Soon, like tomorrow…?
7th August 2011
I was wondering if it was possible for me to take ownership for myself by paying off the remaining balance which is 20 months at 350.00 which is exactly 00.00 which I could pay on the spot. For a 2004 Hyundai Santa Fe with 78,000 miles on it. Is this car worth that price. How would I go about it if she agrees to it. It’s going to be repossessed anyway and I know I am not letting anyone borrow that kind of money.
In some states, if they find controlled substances in your car, the police will seize the car and sell it at sheriff’s auction.
What if the person who gets caught with the drugs happens to owe more on the car than it’s worth? If he defaults on the note (and why would he keep paying for a car that the police took?), what could the repo man take?
Does the bank just keep all the money?