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IF your vehicle is collateral for loan in DEFAULT, it CAN be repoed.
The car gets taken to the impound lot, and you have to file paperwork and pay a certain amount of money to get your car back.
Contact the impound lot or police dept to find out what to do.
Depending on what your state laws are, the impound lot will auction your car to try to pay the storage bill.
That depends on the rates charged by the impound lot.
Depends on how long it's been impounded, which agency or private company is running the impound lot, and whether or not you'll need to have it towed out of impound (e.g., if your registration is expired, you won't be allowed to drive it out).
You could lose your car as part of the judgment resulting in a civil case, but your car will only be repossessed by the lienholder, and that's typically either for missing payments, or for something such as a vehicle being in an impound lot and pending auction.
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No. As long as your car has a lien on it, no deal can be made. The lien in this case is what you owe the impound lot, funds that must be paid to release your car.
Typically, no.
Charged with a crime