Pay the company for the car, like you should have during the time you had it.
yes.
IF your vehicle is collateral for loan in DEFAULT, it CAN be repoed.
If it goes into impound, the car can be repossessed. If the car is not retrieved from impound, then the agency which put it there files their own lien, which takes precedent over any other lien already existing on the vehicle.
The car gets taken to the impound lot, and you have to file paperwork and pay a certain amount of money to get your car back.
Impound will sell your car after the impound fees are higher than the value of the vehicle.
When your car is repossessed, it is typically taken to a secure impound lot or a repossession agency's facility. The vehicle is held there until the lender decides to auction it off or until the owner pays the outstanding debt to reclaim it. The location can vary based on the repossession company's policies and local regulations.
In Georgia, if your car is impounded, you typically have 30 days to retrieve it before it may be repossessed by the lienholder. If you fail to pay the necessary fees and reclaim the vehicle within this timeframe, the lienholder can take possession, especially if you are behind on payments. It's important to address both the impound fees and any outstanding loan payments promptly to avoid repossession. Always check with local laws and your lender for specific details related to your situation.
Your car has obviously been towed away and impounded so you are going to have to find out what towing company took it. If you have been in an accident then it's in a police impound. May not be in a police impound unless they are doing an investigation which requires it to be impounded. It depends on where it is. Was it repossessed? Was it left on the side of the road? Was it parked in a no parking zone? Was it parked in a reserved spot?
You could lose your car as part of the judgment resulting in a civil case, but your car will only be repossessed by the lienholder, and that's typically either for missing payments, or for something such as a vehicle being in an impound lot and pending auction.
Robert, read the contract where it mentions DEFAULT. Default is not JUST making payments on time. It usually covers having the required ins., NOT using the car in an illegal manner. Whenever you are in default, the lender can repo. YES, it can be repoed from the impound. On an involuntary tow, the impound is required to notify the LEINHOLDER and the owner. As a matter of fact I dearly love to impound cars - then find out there is repossession order out of them because then I ALWAYS get paid by the lienholder.
if i get my car repossessed, can they put a llien on the house?
NO! you cant its impound for a reason good luck