I suggest contacting you insurance company. But if you don't have their name and phone number don't bother because you can't contact them. Hope i can help you out of your dilemma. Further suggestion Send them a registered letter asking for payment for your damages, include a estimate for repair. If they don't pay you take them to small claims court to recover your damages. Make sure when you go to court that you have a copy of your letter, estimates, photos of your car, accident report, and any other data you consider important.
voluntary repo or sell the car to someone else who will actually pay.
As long as you are in default of something you agreed to in the contract, YES.
You can sell it immediately if it is your car titled in your name.
Yes, unless a contract was signed, up until a contract is signed a buyer can back out at anypoint.
It is not illegal to leave your car running while waiting for someone in a parking lot as long as someone (a licensed driver) is in the car.
I bought a used car and the agreed apr was 6.14% but the dealer called me and they said they can not get that rate. what is my option?
The car rental agreement was between the two of you and the car rental company, but there is no agreement between the two of you implied anywhere. You cannot prove the other person agreed to pay anything, so, no, you cannot take him to small claims court.
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sue them
A car note is a car payment...paying a portion of money you and the dealer agreed on the car you bought.
In CA it's just 5 days after the agreed upon return date.
it would largely depend on if the car belonged to you or not.