In most states no. Trespassing and unlawful entry statutes make this illegal.
A garage life is a mechanical device that lifts up your vehicle and allows it to stay suspended in the air while you work on the underbelly of the vehicle perhaps.
A garage is a noun meaning a place to store a vehicle.
Yes, It will cover your garage door, but will not cover your friends vehicle.
This question is fundamentally flawed. The repossessor is not removing *your* vehicle from the garage - they're taking *their client's* vehicle - so the answer is YES.
You can take the vehicle to a dealership of your choice that sells that make vehicle, not just any garage.
Most insurance companies want you to keep your vehicle in a garage.
Yes, garage has that definition, but the word 'garage' can also refer to any vehicle mechanical repair shop. Garages are also sometimes used for storage or hobbies, among other uses.
Garage.
The car can only be repossessed from a locked garage if the car is spotted in the garage from a window or a crack, but the repo company cannot enter the garage if the car was not visibly spotted.
No, it's NOT legal.
Get the vehicle into a heated garage.
Comprehensive.