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Can it go against your credit if you don't make the first payment on a loan and give the vehicle back to the dealership before the first payment is due?
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∙ 12y ago
Yes....yes....yes.....
The dealer will list it on your credit as "surrendered" or "voluntary repossession" and will go after you for a "cancellation" fee. If you don't pay that, they can post them on your credit report as well.
Some dealers have a satisfaction clause, but it's normally 3-5 days. Beyond that, they are not obligated to cancel the contract, and can sue you for the remainder of the note. Some also try to re-sell your car at a reduced price, and sue you for the ballance of that as well.
Either way, the result of them repossessing it for non payment or volutary repo, it will be put into your credit file.
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This is something I never heard of. You definetly want to make arrangements of returning this car to the lender or dealership. Call them and make arrangements. Returning the vehicle is better when it comes to your credit. Once this vehicle is auctioned off and sold, you will be left with a remaining balance. Once you receive notice of this, you can actually prepare to negotiate a settlement of .10 cents on the dollar, or 30% percent of the balance. Get everything in writing before making your final payment. This is something I never heard of. You definetly want to make arrangements of returning this car to the lender or dealership. Call them and make arrangements. Returning the vehicle is better when it comes to your credit. Once this vehicle is auctioned off and sold, you will be left with a remaining balance. Once you receive notice of this, you can actually prepare to negotiate a settlement of .10 cents on the dollar, or 30% percent of the balance. Get everything in writing before making your final payment.
