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Since you have violated the terms of the loan, there is no obligation for the lending institution to reinstate the loan. So you can pay off the loan in full but if they don't want to sell you the vehicle, they don't have to. It's theirs now. They get to dispose of it as they feel appropriate. However, if it was for no insurance they will most likely reinstate the loan. Just call them and be very nice and let them know that they sent the bill to the wrong address or something. I have just recently gotten my car back after it was repoed for no insurance. It will suck for you though, they take your personal items and re-sell them to you. What a steal.
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