He paid 270k for a E90 335 BMW with 192k on the clocks. That was the first mistake.
190k is what the car is worth trade. Does the insurance have shortfall cover?
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Vehicle Repossession/Surrender
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He paid 270k for a E90 335 BMW with 192k on the clocks. That was the first mistake.
190k is what the car is worth trade. Does the insurance have shortfall cover?
Drifter
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Judgement will be recorded on ALL credit buros. No debt for 5 years or until the judgement is rescinded.
Right, but financing houses / banks do not get a judgment when a client voluntarily surrenders a vehicle. When a client does this, he freely signs the surrender documents as well as acknowledgement of debt and a couple of other forms covering the bank and ensuring that the client will pay the shortfall.
Why get a judgment in this case? What judgment can a court make if a client freely surrenders the vehicle?
It is only when the client refuse to pay the shortfall that the bank would approach the court for a judgment in ensuring the money is received.
Rouxenator
Dank meme lord
^^^ This ^^^ Very important question. Does it have a reserve fuel tank?
Was it ever COTY?
Rouxenator
Dank meme lord
Nope, E46 was in 2001
It won overall international engine of the year for 2007-2008 and in class of 2.5-3l it won 2007-2012...
Whatever happens, don't let it get to the point of the bank repo..ing it. The last thing he needs is corrupt employees taking out a cable or two and flagging that car as a non-runner and seeing it go for 60k to a buddy at the auction. He will then be in for 200k+
That happens?
Sorry, I should have been more clear, get someone to take over the contract with the bank.
Who would do that? That means they are taking over the car for the stupid price he paid?
Rouxenator
Dank meme lord
I know a guy that can sell cars for big money...
... if you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find him, maybe you can hire saturnz
... if you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find him, maybe you can hire saturnz
someone maybe as dumb as him... the sweetner is that they don't have to pay a deposit.
Just a suggestion. He overpaid, who knows, theres a sukka born every minute, so quite possibly someone else would overpay too.
Fair enough.
Yes
Yes, unfortunately it does.
Surely the seller can then fight the fact that something was stolen?
They are going to valuate the car when it gets to their warehouse. If they come up with a stupid value of like 100k, then surely it was reckless lending on their part? The car is in better condition now than when it was bought as some dents were taken out.
True. Unfortunately, 99% of the time, the person who surrendered the vehicle does not attend the auction and inspect the vehicle before it goes on the floor. If this is done, you can demand a stop to the auction and demand that the bank repair the vehicle to the condition it was before the auction starts again for the vehicle.
Also, it is imperative that you photograph the condition of your vehicle, inside and out, before handing it to the bank. Do this, even if it takes you 2 hours to do. They will wait for you.
If you claim any problems to the vehicle, the bank will ask you to provide evidence of the condition of the vehicle before it was surrendered.
Edit - I also need to mention that when you surrender a vehicle, often the bank will wash and clean it up. In certain instances they will repair small damage before it goes on auction to attempt to get more for the vehicle on auction.
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By arrange you mean go for dinner in central jhb and use street parking?is it insured? arrange a 'write off' or get it stolen