Call your state Attorney general for the real o'pinion. I would say even if you could they will charge them back to you....soooo 6 of one, 1/2 dozen of the other,HUH? It would be a "cost" incurred in repoing the car...
IF you can charge the fee (again ask a lawyer) and IF you can prove they had all the required information to pick the car up...they can not charge it back as inurred costs for a repossession. you made the good faith effort and told them where the vehicle was...you can not be charged for their neglegence in picking it up.
If you had the car for three years you should have sent them a certified letter telling the exact location of the car after 6 months and then applied for an abandonment title.
no because the storage fee that the finance company charged you was what the repo company charged on the invoice. the finance company had no other reason to charge storage fee's they did not store it
They will probably demand full coverage on the car whether you drive it or not. The storage insurance should be quite a bit cheaper than if the vehicle were actually in use on the streets, etc. Check with your finance company and your insurance agent.
CALL an ATTORNEY asap
They usually take them to auction after a brief storage period either at the collection agencies or lending institutions yard.
The name of the company a company phone number a storage lot and its address if your are in Texas you also need a tldr number.
if you are an individual simply storing it in your garage, good luck. However, if a business, such as an auto repair shop has the item, the company will likely nweed to pay them the storage fee and tack the amount onto the repo charges
This is a real easy one. PAY EVERYBODY WHAT YOU OWE THEM. I would suggest that you pay and get it out of impound as soon as possible. The storage fees will build up every day and you will be responsible for them whether you pay them now or if the finance company has to pay them later in order to repo the car. You will be responsible for all legal fees, storage fees, and any other costs that the finance company has to pay to get the car back so I would do it as soon as you can in order to keep them as low as possible.
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Depending on your contract with the lender or repossession forwarding company, they could be responsible for the storage fees and recovery costs. Ultimately the car's owner is responsible. If the fees have not been paid and you feel they will not be, and you have not released the vehicle yet, do not release it. The vehicle is the only security you have against payment.