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only way i know is to resell it to someone else
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Can a used car be sold without airbags in Arizona I bought it this way unknowingly?
It is illegal in all states to sell a car with missing air bags. Demand your money back and if you do not get a refund contact your state attorney general.
i need money for a car ?
how can i get it i need a way back an forth to work
Can you get a car back after it has been repossessed and sold?
The only way to get it back would be if it were up for sale and you bought it. Once it's legally sold, it becomes the property of the new buyer.
Is there any way i could get my car back after it was impounded and sold already?
find the person that bought it and ask to bye it back............Bingo
What is a dealer holdback?
Back when car companies were first getting started they did not have the money to produce cars and have them sitting around waiting to be purchased by dealers. The would have the dealers pay up front before the car was built. The price they had them pay for the car was more than the cost and when the dealer sold the car they would send them back the overage or hold back. Although dealers no longer have to pay for a car before it is built they still pay more than the car costs. Just like in the beginning when the car is sold the manufacturer will give the dealer back their held money. This is a way for dealers to keep a steady cash flow as long as they are selling cars even if they sell one or two at true cost.
Does a repossessed car have to be sold at a public auction?
NO. It can be sold any way the bank wants it to be sold
If insurance declares a car totaled can you cancel the claim and keep the car?
You can accept the claim and then buy back the car. This way you get money for the claim and you get to keep your car. The price for the car will be way lower at the totaled price than what you will receive in the claim.
If you have car Repossessed why do you still have to pay for something you haven't got.?
Yes, if the current value of the car is not enough to settle your outstanding loan + any charges that have been added leading up to the repossession.Think of it this way -You borrowed MONEY to get the car. You owe back this MONEY not the car (because the value of the car is going down all the time while you are using it and it is getting older)If you fail to pay back the MONEY they have a rite to take back the car as an asset against this MONEY you owe.If when the car is resold it does not sell for enough MONEY to pay off your debt, then you still owe the people some more MONEY.
Buying Cheap Electric Motors?
If you want to save money on your car, then why not turn it into an electric car? One way to go ahead and do that is to purchase a new motor. There are some motors that are being sold out there that will transform your car into an electric car. You will save a lot of money on gasoline if you decide to go ahead and switch the motor in your car.
I am the lien holder of a car I sold to a friend who has not made the contractual payments how do I reclaim the vehicle?
The best way to handle the situation is to simply ask for the car back. If that fails, then you can contact the police to assist you with getting the car.
If you bought a used car and was told it was fine but later you found out it had issues can you get your money back?
Only if the car was sold with a warranty which made this provision. Most used cars are sold as-is, and so the rule is "buyer beware." If the car was purchased from a reputable dealership, a friendly call of inquiry (be nice) may convince them to repair the car or otherwise compensate you in the spirit of goodwill and customer satisfaction. Some dealerships will, most wont, but either way the worst they can do is say no.
My car was sold for less than is owed. So long as I pay off the balance I should get my car back?
The way your question is worded it sounds like your car was repossessed and then was sold for less than you owed on it. That's pretty typical. If I DID understand your question correctly, no - you will NOT get your car back if you pay off the balance. My guess is that you did not fulfill the terms of your contract with the finance company and they wanted THEIR money - so they sold THEIR car for what they could get (typically at an auction) which is almost always less than is owed on it. So if you pay the balance on the loan, you will not get the car back (because the person who bought it owns it now)- but you will have paid what you promised to pay and learned a valuable lesson in the process. Try not to take this class twice. The tuition just keeps going up.
