This may vary from state to state, and I don't know what you meant by "lost the lienholder", so I'm kind of guessing here.
Most of the time, the contract will say that the dealer will arrange for financing for you at a particular rate specified in the contract, and if they can't, they have some (short) window of time to notify you of the changes.
Dealers generally arrange financing right away and get a pretty firm commitment from the financing company, but once in a while things do go south later, especially on used cars, and the terms change.
When the dealer contacts you with the updated terms, you will need to either go back in and sign a new contract, or return the car to the dealer. You don't have a lot of wiggle room here if they did notify you.
If they didn't notify you, though... at 30 days, it's too late for them to change it. They MUST finance the car at the rate specified by the contract, even if the dealership has to do it themselves.
What will probably happen in practice is that they'll threaten to repossess the car if you don't come in and sign the new contract or return the car. And if you talk to a lawyer, you'll probably be told that a court will do exactly bupkis about this until the dealership actually does repossess the car, and then you'll have to sue them.
The bottom line is: talk to the dealership and try to work it out.
Yes you do.especially these days with what has been going on in the terrorist world.
You have no rights to recover the car. Once it has been repossessed the lien holder has every right to sale the car any way they wish to settle the loan.
It varies state to state. Here in OH the dealership has 45 days to provide you with a clear title.
If their name is on the lease, yes, they have some rights in the property. If they are not named on the lease, no.
is it true that a dealer have to hold a car for twenty one days before they can sell it after it has been repossed
30 days, I believe (with temporary tags from Dealer)
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No they have already signed the papers agreeing to the contract
Generally, an automobile dealer cannot cancel a financed contract after ten days. If this happens to you, you should contact a lawyer.
There are NO RETURNS! There is no federal law requiring a car dealer or a person selling a car to take a car back. The only exceptions are where the dealer voluntarily offers to take a car back or certain transactions in California that are covered by the California Car Buyers Bill of Rights.
No. A British passport holder doesn't need a Philippine visa for stays up to 21 days.
She will drink when she is ready to, but have you checked the water holder? My children had a rabbit a few years ago and after 3 days I noticed that the water had not gone down, I checked the water holder (One of those with a metal ball at the end of it) and when I pushed the ball up, I found out it did not work (Poor rabbit had been without water for three days).