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Here’s a rundown. My car has been repossessed. It was financed thru GMAC, Blue book on the car is ,500, I owe ,600 and I am behind ,300 in payments (3 months). It was repossessed on a Friday morning and I called GMAC who then gave me the number of the Dallas Recovery center who took my car. I called them and was told that I needed to wait 24 before I could get a quote on how much it would be to get my car back but they were closed all weekend so to call back first thing in the morning on Monday. It is now Sunday and I am waiting. Is there anyone out there who has been in a similar situation and how they got out of it. I have the ,300 I owe and whatever fees they tack on I can take care of but since the loan amount is so low I was curious if maybe they would make me pay off the whole amount. I want to keep the car since I only owe ,600 on it.
PS: I dont need a lecture on how I should pay my bills I realize I messed up. I have had the car for 4 years and this is the
What are the Best Rated Used Cars?
10th November 2009
The reputation of the used car industry has come a long way. In the past, the perception was that buying a used car meant dealing with unscrupulous persons only too willing to take advantage of you. With the advent of companies like Carfax and the increasing reliability of cars, this is hardly the case these days. Still, not all used cars are created equal. Some cars have developed a reputation for reliability regardless of age, which makes them good choices for used car buyers. No list of top rated used cars can ever be considered complete. As car companies come out with sturdier, more fuel efficient models, rankings are likely to change.
Best Rated Used Cars
Ranking used cars can be difficult as it is rare that one car has all the attributes that make it a good buy. Some cars are more fuel efficient than others while some are known for their reliability and good resale value. Assessing used cars is best done based on certain criteria. The ultimate decision rests on what is important to the used car buyer.
Fuel Efficiency
The best used cars based on fuel efficiency for under $10,000 include:
- Toyota Prius (2001 – 2003) – Toyota Echo (2000 2005) – Acura Integra LS (1999 – 2001) – Scion xA (2004 – 2005) – Hyundai Accent GS (2007) – Honda Insight (2000)
Those in the same category for under $20,000 include:
- Honda Fit (2007 – 2008) – Scion xD (2008) – Honda Civic Hybrid (2004 – 2005) – Toyota Prius (2004 – 2007) – Nissan Altima Hybrid (2007 – 2008)
Reliability
Some cars have become popular with the public for their overall reliability and good performance. Some of the top rated ones according to Consumer Reports are:
- Toyota Corolla – Toyota Echo – Toyota Matrix – Scion xB – Pontiac Vibe – Honda Civic – Mazda3 – Subaru Impreza – Mercury Milan – Toyota Prius – Ford Fusion – Nissan Altima – Toyota Avalon – Acura TSX – Volvo S60
Highly ranked SUVs and trucks include:
- Honda CRV – Toyota RAV4 – Toyota Highlander – Infiniti FX35 – Lexus GX – Hyundai Santa Fe – Toyota Tundra – Honda Ridgeline
Naturally the choice of a used car is heavily dependent on one’s budget. These lists are not set in stone as other variables come into play. These ratings are related to how the vehicles were used by their respective owners and the prevailing road conditions in each state. Even a car that sits at the top of the ranking can perform poorly as a used car if it is not properly maintained and handled recklessly.
Given the unpredictability of gas prices, many buyers are likely to opt for fuel efficient models. Reliability and safety should not be overlooked, however, some used car dealers offer their own rankings of used cars based on their years of experience in the industry. Keep in mind that lists by independent bodies like Consumer Reports are updated every year. Searching for good value is important, but finding the best rated used cars requires research and patience.
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Alan Mendelson & Auto Auction Express .com
19th October 2009
Stop Overpaying For Your Auto Insurance – Now!
5th September 2009
Has there ever been a time when you thought to yourself, “I should not be paying this much for auto coverage well, if you have you are not without help. In the U.S. We are obligated to have automobile insurance, it is the law and who are we to oppose our legal system?
So, we have to have it but why do we have to shell out so much and what factors cause us to pay extra then our fellow citizens? Well there are 100s of factors that might potentially cause you to pay more then your neighbors but the ones beneath tend to cause the greatest increases. So if doable steer clear of the problems below… No pun intended.
1 – Try to uphold a clean record when it comes to traffic citations. If you have a lead foot well you need to stop! A speeding citation will really hurt your wallet/purse. A single speeding ticket can cost you a lot in fines but boy are you going to pay a heck of a lot more on your car insurance policy. How about a 100-300 percent in premium payments?
2 – Do you have a young new driver? If so you are going to pay greatly when they get to driving age. Young adults are a gigantic liability for auto insurance providers. They drive too fast, they do not pay attentions, and they are easily distracted. They are pretty much a wreck waiting to happen ( from the insurance companies’ point of view ). Most folks get into at least a small crash by the time they are 21 and this why their premium payments are much greater.
There really isn’t a way of reducing payments when it comes to new teen drivers, you just have to look around from one company to another and hope you discover a quality deal.
3 – If you have been in a few accidents then you may be paying more then other. In fact you probably are. The one way to fix this is to go to a new insurance provider, one that offers accident forgiveness.
4 — So you have a high performance automobile? Good for you but you are paying a bunch for auto coverage. If you want cheaper coverage you need to get rid of the gaudy car, sorry!
As I said there are tons of factors that cause insurance prices to change, they go up, they go down. The only way to really make sure you have a fair policy is to shop around. Get a few online quotes and see what you can find. Good luck.
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Can the bank under California Law ask for a co-signer in order to redeem a repossessed vehicle?
1st July 2009
The bank does not want to release my car unless I can have a co-signer for the loan. Is there a law that I can quote that states that I do not have to provide a co-signer for the auto loan?




