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Old 02-11-2004, 05:24 PM
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Has anyone here ever had a car repossessed? I am just wondering if you just turn a vehicle into the company will they make you pay the difference on the loan?
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Old 02-11-2004, 05:34 PM
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Yes, unless you file bankruptcy you have to pay the difference between what you owe and what it sold at auction.
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i had my rav4 repo'd. i didnt pay the difference. and was able to get another car a week later.
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Thanks for the info. Now is this the law or just the way business is done where you are from?
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depends who is collecting. some companies will collect, some will write it off as a bad debt.
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Old 02-11-2004, 05:41 PM
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It's not really the law, I mean you signed a contract to pay the loan, like Ryan said, some will try to collect the bad debt and some will just write it off, if it's through a bank they are prolly going to try and collect it.
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Well I guess I gotta speak to the inside guy to get this info.



The company Salerno Dwayne in Summit NJ is really just killing me. I have had my Jeep over there a sevral times to have the engine checked and every time they tell me that its just my imagination. The car has no power, no pickup and it has a very tough time in cold weather. Its just a year old and has 7500 miles on it.
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Originally Posted by ArmyOfOne' date='Feb 11 2004, 07:44 PM
Well I guess I gotta speak to the inside guy to get this info.



The company Salerno Dwayne in Summit NJ is really just killing me. I have had my Jeep over there a sevral times to have the engine checked and every time they tell me that its just my imagination. The car has no power, no pickup and it has a very tough time in cold weather. Its just a year old and has 7500 miles on it.
yeah jeeps are ****...my parents love them even though theyve had 3 die on them already...i dunno ...
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Do you have a lemon law in NJ?
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Dude sell it on your own. Even if you take a little bit of a loss it is still better than the worst case scenario. If they do auction it there could be a huge gap. You may get lucky or you may get butt raped. Advertise out of town and sell it to someone that can take it to a different Jeep dealership for service. Just in case you don't feel like reaming someone.
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