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Read the contract you signed. They very well may be able to repossess the car if you are 30 days late. Depends on the contract and your state laws. Legally you have defaulted on the agreement if you are 1 day late.

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Q: Can a buy here pay here auto dealer repo your car if it is less than 30 days late on a payment?
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