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Probably. In most states, the only way to get a judgment lien on a car is to actually get a writ of execution and have the card seized and auctioned off. The laws of your state may be different.

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nope ur screwed <-what a lousy answer. Please excuse the idiot who posted this.

Yes you can still buy a car, you just have to come up with a good down payment or have a good co-signer.

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Yes, you can buy anything you want if you have the money. But you're probably asking whether you can get financing. An unpaid judgment is a black mark against your credit and would certainly make if very difficult to qualify for a home mortgage. It might be possible for you to get financing by placing enough money to cover the judgment in escrow. This can be done if, for example, you're appealing the judgment.

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