I'm speculating because I don't know the full details but it could be that the bank did not approve your car loan because of your credit and now they need the car back. (Call them and ask them what happened maybe you need a new car loan.
Having bad credit tells the bank and car dealer that you are a high risk. If you have late or missed payments you'll be charged higher fees and interest charges.
if your payments are made on time, and your lender reports to credit bureau, your credit score might decrease, because your lender didn't report your auto loan. however, once report is made by your lender, following month your credit score will jump a little.
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The only thing you can do is talk to the dealer and explain your situation.
One might qualify for an auto loan with bad credit by applying for dealer financing. It is best for one to know their credit score before applying for an auto loan.
I would guess, No.
try e-loan.com,wellsfargo,citi fin.,or your local auto dealer.
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Nordstrom credit card does offer auto pay. You can make your payments simply by setting up AutoPay online. Where the payment is automatically taken out monthly.
With a reposession on your credit report it is almost impossible to get another auto loan unless you have not had any negative reports after the repo and you have at least 30% down. It probably lowers your credit score by 100 points.
Decent credit history, a steady job, a steady residence, and no delinquencies/missed payments.
You have to establish credit. One way is to obtain a loan through a furnature store or auto dealer. You purchase an item, and even if you could pay cash, take advantage of 'no interest for three months' or other such items to make payments on the item. This will build up a credit rating. One or two credit cards, (Not dozens!) with prompt pay-offs, is always a good thing. If you are renting through a large property management firm, they may report your rent payments to the credit bureaus.