If you mean repossessed, sorry, no. Doesn't matter if it was auctioned off or re-sold to anybody else, if you didn't make the payments (on time or not at all) that will still reflect on your credit, badly for 7 years.
whatever the worth is of the car or more
It's resold to someone else.
No, because then it wouldn't belong to you to be resold.
Ruined credit.
No. Who ever holds the note gets to decide how the vehicle is resold.
The LENDER keeps such records and will share them with you ultimately.
"Pre owned cars are typically resold with the benefits of buying a new car, while only paying the price tag of a used car. Alot of times Pre-Owned cars are resold as Certified, and can be bought with a warranty."
It's called unsecured because there is no concrete collateral such as a car or a house that you explicitly use to guarantee the debt. For example, a car loan is a secured debt. If you don't pay, they repossess the car. A credit card is an unsecured debt; if you don't pay, they can come after you... but there is nothing (such as a car or a house) that they can immediately and swiftly go after and take.
Yes. The dealer might have to go through a proceeding to clear the title, but ultimately the car will probably be resold.
No, but if she defaults on the loan then you will have to pay the amount due or suffer the consequences on your credit report.
There is a lender out there who'll extend a line of credit to you. It may come at the expense of a high interest rate, though.
its very difficult to finance car with no credit if you have some bad credit then you have chance to get car finance.