Repossession

Toyota

I would not advise buying out of state no matter how good it sounds. There is no way to keep it risk free & you can get the same car near you. If they are a legitimate dealer, they can ship to a dealership near you & if you like what you see, then buy it. I have had this done in the past. Even if you have to pay for shipping, it's cheap insurance & imagine what you save if it's not as represented.. Get it checked out before you buy if not warrantied. For less than 100.00 there are lots of companies that will go anywhere to inspect a car for you.

Pay the difference after boat is sold! _______________________________________________ The bank will usually sell the boat at an auction for little or nothing, then you must still pay the difference in what they made from selling it and what you owed. Best bet is private sell then pay bank.

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YES, its an accounting thing. READ your contract.

Yes, he can do that. You are attempting to hold on to property that is no longer yours. In using the chain you technically are attempting to steal the vehicle. He is acting as agent for the owner and as such he can certainly cut the chain. If you want to sue him for a new chain he will probably sue you for the extra work necessary to repo the vehicle. Next time just pay your bills.

Try polishing the exhaust port, you can also enlarge it in different ways to get either top end or bottom end power but that's better done by an experienced engineer. Also some exhausts are fitted with restricters so an aftermarket exhaust will help, then upgrade your jets in the carb, put a good airfilter like a k&n. Good Luck

Try going with a smaller tooth sprocket in the front and a larger one in the rear. It will give you faster accelleration, but lower top speed.

That's not enough information. First, we're not lawyers, you'll need to explain things to a lawyer or go to the bank to see what's going on. Second, it all depends on what the original loan documents said. Once you're past due or in any way violate the terms of the agreement, they can take the vehicle and sell it. If you pay off the loan after that, it's possibly just a bonus for them. Remember that once you have defaulted on the loan, all bets are off and you don't have any real protection under the law.

Well, if you have some knowledge about cars, then chances of getting the correct car for you is very high. If you know how to decide in which car, which make, which engine, which car type will work for you, then its great, now, how about if you don't? Well, you can make use of online car sites to determine car details. This way, you can know which car would best suit your lifestyle and your budget as well.

The Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) on all modern vehicles can be used to locate the registered owner. Since the registered owner information also contains mailing address and other personal information, it is not readily available to the public. But, that number does tie the vehicle to an owner. The license plate 'could' be used to track the registered owner through the Motor Registration system (varies from U.S. State-to-State, and other countries), but the license plate is just a bolt on 'tag', which can be easily stolen and switched between vehicles. Therefore, it is not as reliable as using the VIN number, which is stamped or etched into the metal (and various hidden places) to ensure tracability.

Perhaps built into the rear windshield

I hope you saved ALL of your payment reciepts! Unless it was part of your contract to maintain employment @ all times, and you state that you had a job. Does that mean you had a job at the time of repossesion? & your payments were all current? If so I would consult your attorney. I dont mean to be rude but something does not sound right. It sounds like you are doing buisness with a buy here pay here place.good luck to you.

Yes. In Uk Car analytics providing free car check. When you doing the free car check you will get some basic details of car-like, bhp, vehicle age, odometer reading, no of gears, doors, engine size.

Watch out for 'flooded' cars from down south!

They were repossessed, which means the individuals did not make payments on them. Which means they probably didn't bother with routine maintenance, such as oil changes. There is no telling what condition they are in.

When dealing with out of country titles it is often easier to get a new title than find the old one. You would need and address here in the states, and a few notarized documents. If you are trying to find the title to import a vehicle or export you have to have a title. I have found titles for importers and exporters. You must do this before you export the vehicle. If the vehicle gets caught in customs they charge very high storage fees by the Day. I had one guy who had a Roles Royce in pieces coming from New Zealand was there for 5 months it cost over $14000 in storage It took 3. WWW.GetNewTitle.com can solve all your titling needs and has a Money back guarantee.

Easy, contact www.MyCarTitle.com , they can replace any lost title for all kinds of Vehicle's. I personally received my title back in 3 to 4 weeks. Best of Luck !

His name is Murrey Seidner of Huntington Harbour.

I think your missing the point..your not prevented from doing something...it's that OTHERS are prevented from doing things to recover from you...because you didn't do as you promised...that is ...pay on time. Your now given the chance to get it together with a budget and new promises...you can do anything you want....but you better keep your promises this time....in other words: Don't rent a car and not pay those you promised to pay for something already.

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no no no put oil in and hope the motor is ok. check the oil every time you fill up

When you go and pay the court to sue the bmv for a car title which you have all the documents to show you payed the required money for the car a judge will grant you a court ordered title

Yes. The title you received when you purchased the vehicle should show the lien holder. Even when you buy a vehicle on credit, you will receive a title. It is a lien title. You will not receive the full or clear title until the vehicle loan is paid off.

You don't need an auction license to buy cars at an auction you need a dealer license for dealer only auctions. There are a number of auctions in Georgia that are open to the public. But if you would like to buy at a dealer only auction the state of Georgia dealer and wholesaler license is handled buy the department of revenue. Everything you need to know is list on their web site.

you can't you need there i.d number and a friend in the registration department or the police they can check for you but you need the i.d. SORRY

It depends. If you keep up with the vehicles oil changes and frequent services, it shouldn't effect vehicle performance. Although if you never change the oil, other fluids, and never change tires........or no maintence at all, yea youll be screwed by the time you reach 200,000 miles

Contact the clerk of the district court in your jurisdiction. They will tell you the necessary procedures. Which forms you need to fill out, have notarized, proof of your claim, etc. You might consider Small Claims Court, which is simpler, but it is for monetary claims only (at leasst in the states I am familiar with). I am assuming you are asking foryourself, rather than how a lien could be filed against you. Regardless the basic procedure is the same. The papers are filed, a hearing is held, a judgment may or may not be granted.If a judgment is awarded, there is further paperwork/action that has to be done to enforce the judgment.

If it is in New York State, you file a lien against a vehicle's owner through the Department Of Motor Vehicles.

It costs about $350.

No, because it isn't your car.