You can't "repo" a vehicle you do not own. Only the title holder or lien holder can do that. You are wasting your money on car insurance because...

I suggest you make a police report and contact the title lender to see if you can get some kid of reward for returning the car. Even if there is no...

Your title loan probably requires you to keep registration and insurance current, so you could lose the car if you don't.

There is no statutory right to modify a car sales contract in Texas. The dealer would have to agree and it has no reason to do so.

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Credit unions frequently use cross-collateralization clauses in their loans. This means the collateral for one loan, even if paid, is the...

Your friend can't "give" you something he does not own. If the car is still subject to a note, your friend does not own the car.

The MSRP is irrelevant. The GAP coverage is based on the price you paid. You could sue or you could report this behvior to the state agency that...

If your name and his/hers are on the title, you both have the right to possession of the vehicle. You have the right to take possession by towing...

You can't get your name or his off the loan. Either you sell it together or you must get a new loan. Be sure the insurance is kept current. Try to...