Typically, no. Now if you hide the vehicle and tell the repossessor that you don't know where it is, they might try to report that vehicle stolen, or, more likely, file a missing property report.
If the finance company can't get your vehicle, then they'll simply let the courts do their work for them.
they will repo it
Yes. He can file charges of theft if the vehicle is in the possession of someone other thant the debtor or codebtor. He can have the lender file charges of hindering repossession. He may be able to file charges of breaking the peace if the party holding the vehicle does not quietly turn over the keys and cooperate with surrendering the vehicle.
yes the car lot has all the rights because until the car is paid in full it is still titles to the car lot the impound lot will have to turn the car over to the repo man or repo man can file charges
How personal items are handled when a vehicle is repossesed is pursuant to state laws. However, even if said person(s) turned illegal substances over to the authorities, it is unlikely charges could be brought, it would in the majority of instances not be considered a legal search.
Well you can tell them to run around and collect all the pieces OR you can turn over the money earned from selling the parts OR they can hold you responsible of the loan value plus any charges that they can figue up. THEY WILL GET THEIR MONEY
An order of replevin will force you to turn over the vehicle or face charges of contempt of court.
Most people dont know you can ask to pay just the intrest on your car note you can do this three times at most any finance co. Just ask and as long as they dont find the car they cant pick it up but it will take them a little time to go to court and have you turn it over. Get your agreement in writing!!!!!They can tell you anything and still repo especially at 60 days out.
Does it turn over? Does it have fuel and spark? Does it have compression?
Repo agents aren’t allowed to ”break the peace”. By simply confronting or sitting inside your vehicle, they will be unable to tow. This doesn’t mean law enforcement won’t be called in which case you may possibly have to turn over the car, usually depending on your states laws.
Considering that the LENDER will be the one to report it as a "repo", wouldn't it be best the discuss it with the LENDER?
I assume you mean from a repo man. It is illegal to hide a car to prevent repossession. In some states criminal charges can be filed against you. In the end they will get the car. The lender does not want to repo the car anymore than you want it repossessed. Both you and the lender loose.Even if you hide the car eventually they will find it. Don't be foolish and try to hide it. Just set down with them and see if you can work out a deal? If not, then just turn the car over to them. This will save you the repossession fees which you are obligated to pay.
No