Anton
Arlington,#2Consumer Suggestion
Mon, April 16, 2007
This is going to sound harsh but if you have lost your job and have no hope of paying for the car you need to return it to the dealer. The result will be a formal kind of voluntary repossession on the part of the dealer. It is also possible the dealer can offer some suggestions on interim financing. You won't know unless you ask. The last thing you want to do is walk away from the situation with the vehicle and not pay for it. Be aggressive about finding ways to resolve the problem. That will encourage someone to be interested in helping you. As nerve wrenching as it is to have financial problems its so much better in the end if you take the bull by the horns and let people know you want to take care of the situation and this ia just a temporary setback. if they perceive that you are not interested in cooperating they will do anything in their power to bring you down financially and it's a long road back if that happens. Be assertive. Be aggressive and it will help you keep your financial life on track.