How long does a bank have to find your car?

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2026-03-23 16:10

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Seven years from the date of last payment, that is unless they pursue legal collections. In the event they do and obtain a judgment (and they will), they have ten years to find it, and another ten years if they file for an extension. I personally guarantee that it will not take 27 years (the original seven years, plus the ten for legal, plus the ten for the extension) for the repossession company to locate your vehicle. It will be found. Consider how much information you gave to obtain the loan. Take a moment and look yourself up on the internet at a site like Intellius, and consider that reposession companies have access to far more sophisticated software and resources. Do yourself a favor, and just turn in the vehicle. Consider also that the loan company does not need to repossess your vehicle to recover their payment plus a whole lot more. Once they take the account through the legal prossess, they can attach other asssets, they can garnish your pay, your taxes, and your bank accounts. They will win, how much you lose is up to you, and you will pay all fees related to collecting the original balance.

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