In order to buy good car at low price, the government also undertakes repo car auctions. Indeed, government establishes auction and resell car at incredibly low cost. This is definitely cost-effective when compared with other auctions. Most of the private auction makes huge profit out of this resale. When you are in a disposition to buy used car then go in search of government auction at your close proximity to fetch a big yield.

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Unfortunately, you do not hear any announcement from the government regarding repo car auctions. As it yields huge profit to the buyer most of the auctions are not published. Even though the person who purchased the car is your friend he will not let you know about the government auction. The government repo car auctions are always discreet.

In order to get to make out the government repo car auctions, regularly go through daily local newspapers and national newspaper to hit upon government auction. If you search it habitually then one day or other definitely you will get hold of the news (not ads) about government repo car auction. Some newspapers publish the information through online, as well. Unlike discreet auctions, the set back in this method is most of the population will come to know about the government repo car auction and eventually, there will be a huge competition. So the probability of getting repo car is reduced.

However, the major fact to be noted is the government does not always advertise about the auction because they obtain only eighty to ninety percentages of the car’s market price and so they could not spend for advertisements. Consequently the government does the auction with few car dealers. You can have contact with popular car agencies and other dealers who often purchase used cars. Frequently make enquiries to the agencies and keep updating. The search will provide you the details of government car auction. Further, add contacts with banks and financial institutes because they are the sellers of seized vehicles and they surely provide you the necessary information.

If you want to know car auction information within short period and easily then you can grab from online directory. The affluent online directories render detailed information, both on nearer and distance options.

I havn’t got a reposession letter, and my car company was working with while I found a new job.

Who should I call first? Car Loan Company? Local Police?
Thank you

California Law BTW

I got behind due to the lack of money and stuff. I have a child that come first. Well, anyway, my mother was a co-signer on my loan (I gave her some of the money to help her out on her bills too – long story). The car is in my name, but the place I have the loan through has the title to my car as collateral. So, now I believe they are just going to come and repo my car. How will this affect my mother? I mean will they go after her first or can I just let them have my car? She knows of the situation and does not want me to get my car repossessed, but I have no choice because I don’t have the money to pay on the loan for awhile. I even may have to file bankruptcy due to my medical bills that were not covered by insurance. They are that bad. I was trying to keep up with all payments but some of them will not accept payments and continually harrass me and tell me that my payments (doctor bills) are not good enough.

Any good advice would be appreciated, please no sarcastic comments.

After calling off work (I am almost forbidden to take off work on Mondays as my job duties have to deal w/ preparing for new music, movie, and book new releases that come out every Tuesday, and since I don’t have an understudy or anything, I’m the only guy in the store who can do it, but I was able to plead to the right boss and instead just had to bust my ass even harder on Tuesday before the store opened), I tried to get some sleep. The next morning, when I called the loan company, I eventually was told that it was a mistake, and that my car was indeed not scheduled to be repossessed. The loan company informed me it was a paperwork error with the recovery company, and that I could contact them myself and arrange to get my car back. I called the recovery company, and was given the number to one of their drivers and told to call him. When I called, he informed me he needed to get the release faxed to him, and that he’d call me back. An hour and a half later, I had not received a phone call, so I called the recovery company and they told me they’d call their driver and make sure he got the fax. About 15 minutes later I finally got a call from the driver. He asked me when I could come pick up the car. I was pretty pissed off at that point, that they had towed my car an hour away and now expected me to pick it up, but I was more worried about getting my car back before some other paper work error caused them to mistakenly auction it off or something worse.

I eventually got my car back. Some of the things I was most upset about is that not a single person apologized to me. The loan company didn’t go to any steps to get my car back for me, and instead left me to deal with the repossession company. The guys there made me wait around and then expected me to pick up my own car.

What kind of legal options do I have? I’ve seen a few sites stating this is grand theft auto, but I’m not sure if this applies in Pennsylvania, and if it does, what the statute of limitations would be. I’m not really that interested in spending my own money to sue anyone, but I wonder if maybe I can get something from one or both of these companies in compensation. I’m thinking maybe a month forgiveness on my loan and a full tank of gas maybe? Anyone have any advice?