This will depend on the state laws where the car loan was made.
You mention repossess, was the car in your possession while the loan was active or was it being held at their property.
The reason I ask is since most Pawnshops are required by law to hold the item, whereas another business, Title Loans are not required to hold the vehicle.
Either way, you should have been provided with a contract that would show when the default date is/was.
Also in most States both of these businesses are regulated by state laws and would have to abide by these limits.
Phil
Yes, the finance company can repossess the car from the body shop. They would likely wait for the car to be fixed before they repossess the car.
Pawn Shop If you've ever seen Pawn Stars, a tv show, they own a pawn shop in Las vegas
A car can be donated to an auto shop. An auto shop benefits from these donations as the parts in a car are then used for other purposes. Different cars fetch different prices depending on their value.
on the shoe hardcore pawn a dude sold a Zonda for $30,786.89 for it
There are several shop that services brakes on a vehicle. One of the shops are your dealership. Another shop is Midas or Car X and you can also take your car to and auto shop.
NO. The repair shop has a lien also. Pay the bill.
Yes. A lienholder is the lawful and sole owner of that vehicle, and it doesn't matter where they repossess it from, so long as they do it in accordance with state laws for repossession.
Yes. There is a real Pawn Shop. I don't know if the "Old Man" runs the store but there is definatly a pawn shop. It is in Vegas. Go and see it. It's fun and the prices are good Pawn stars is a fake show. however there is a pawn shop in Vegas yes. and it is real and they sell real items. and it does run as a normal pawn shop. BUT what you see on t.v. is fake and stages. i know this because a friend of mine owns the mellow yellow car from the movie days of thunder. and they called my friend and offered to pay him to come on the show and sell his car. they way they work is they will find something ANYTHING and ask the owner if they want to come on the show and even if they do make a deal the original owner will still keep it and there is no money changeing hands. so yes the pawn shop is real and the do function as a normal pawn shop. but what you see on t.v. is fake and staged.
Call the police and tell them that the co- buyer is not agreeing to the terms of use of the car when said car was bought.
An auto-body shop. Best bet, a shop that does low-riders.
Many services can be performed at an auto body shop. They can repair a car that has been in an accident. They can also repaint a car if someone is looking to make their car a new color.
Hi No i would only trust a shop that used ASE mechanics.