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My husband and I are in the market for a new car. We pulled his credit and found there was a repossession 4 years ago on the vehicle he currently owns. (before we were married). We paid it off two years ago. (after we were married).

Does the repossession stay on for 7 years after the car was repossessed or 7 years after the car was PAID for?

I am 100+ days late on payments due to being out of work. To add to this matter, the car is inoperable right now and I can not afford to fix it. I really don’t want a repossession on my credit for the next 7 and a half years. I can start paying the regular monthly balance in the next couple of weeks, and then eventually pay a little more to eventually get the balance current, but that will probably take more than 8 months to finally show a current balance, and I hate the idea for a car that’s inoperable. So is it worse on my credit report to be continuously behind on payments for months on end, or having a repo on the report?

It’s been over 8 years on my credit report

It’s been over 8 years on my credit report

Ok, here is the deal. I was stupid and young and let myself get talked into buying a neon 4 yrs ago. The car is having some major issues with the transmission and the repair costs more than I can afford. The warranty has expired and I owe more than it’s worth(duh). I can’t get approved for a car because my credit is bad and the car adds about 5,000 onto the potential loan. I have some other debt I accrued while I was unemployed and couldn’t pay my bills and I am thinking about filing bankruptcy. I understand that if I file bankruptcy they might not include the car because I owe way more than it is worth. So the question is do I let them re-po it first and then file bankruptcy and if so do both show up on the credit report? Help! And thanks in advance to all of you that give serious answers.

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