how doI recover  my car ?
356103
Is that what your friend told you? Sorry to burst your bubble ugly parrot...last I heard that one my cousin had the same thing happen...after some investigation he found out that his friend had sold it down there. That's probably what happened to your car too. Get a new friend.
493602
Buy a new car. It won't be worth fixing it. It will be in the shop for at least a day. Can you handle not driving for one day? Ask for a new car. The same model and make, that way you will feel right at home.
1135841
That is terrible, I feel badly for you.  I think that the person or people who stole it will get back what they deserve in time.  I will pray for them though, that they somehow learn to be better people for it someday.  I am; praying for you too.  Thank God and ask God to bring you another car.  Believe with all your heart that God will answer your prayer and it will be answered.\n\nLove, light and blessings to you! :)
772467
That's tough, I'm sorry.  \n\nThey should have contacted you prior to auctioning the car off.  They are also to  send you a notice telling you how much the car was auctioned for and how much you owe after the auction.  I'd request proof that they sent you something.  Being a co-signer they can and will go after you just like they would do your mother.  I'd contact a lawyer and see what he/she says.  There may really be no way of getting out from under it.  Some people would suggest bankruptcy, I don't think you should have to go that extreme unless you have other things you need to get rid of.  How's your credit?  Is this car on it as a negative? Maybe you could get a loan to pay the car off, if this is possible ask the collection agency if they'd accept a settlement.  I'd offer a little over half of the balance.  That way this would be paid and you'd have a new positive account (bank loan) to help repair the damage that's been done by the repossessed car.\nGood Luck.
307950
Try looking up repair manuals on e-bay.
281218
Call the city to have them pick it up. You could take it to a dump. Good luck.
353844
You can use software like "FinalData2", I have been in this before and helped someone here in Yahoo Answers to recover his hard drive (Check my best answers).\nIf you like I can go again with you and help you too, send me your e-mail, and mark me as best answers.\n\nXLMan
839179
First, get the title in your name.  The person who sold you the car can get a duplicate title and then sign it over to you.  Always transfer ownership when purchasing a vehicle as soon as possible (20/20 hindsight for you, but good advice nonetheless).\n\nThe vehicle should be reported stolen.  You should have contacted the police by now and told them the entire story , or perhaps the legal owner of the car (the person on the title) should report it stolen.\n\nThe towing company should have some records of who they released the car to, but those records are not public.  The information is released to the police though.\n\nBe aware that other factors may come into play.  I own a towing company and once had a motorcycle in the impound yard.  Three different people claimed that it was their motorcycle, and one of them even had a title (it was invalid though).  It was not released to any of them, and eventually I received a call from the person that legally owned it.\n\nBest of luck in recovering your vehicle.
270790
take it to a repair shop if you have enough air in it to get there
763455
Talk to a lawyer.  You're going to have to sue, but you should be able to get your car back if you act before his creditors seize it or he parts it out.
1085159
Hi,\n\nYou will need a file recovery program. Here are a few that are free.
202243
Click on this link, http://www.pctools.com/file-recover/
116452
Once a drive has been repartitioned the only way to recover it is if you previously did a backup. In that case you can do a restore.  If you have no backup for the drive then there is no way.
1069486
I'd try to return the car to the dealer\n\nand see with credit services if it hurts my credit
775935
No you cant get arrested for not turning over the car but they will find it. I would suggest since if they do find it and take it , when you go to get it back they charge you not just what you owe but the cost of repoing it too , which is somewhere around 500 dlls. I would stick it in a friends garage or in storage and then work on getting the payments caught up. Another thing the repo guys arent going to come and ask you for the car , they will come in the middle of the night or when ever and just take it. You might wake up one day and think it was stolen and it wont be stolen just gone.
416418
Its up to your dealer. If you bought a new car its now a used one and you will not recover your money.
1053418
You could probably check with the post office and they may be able to tell you where its goin.\n\nSend a letter to yourself and have a return address from a friends house or relative or something. Have the letter say "you've just won a car!! Send a letter back, to let us know if you'd like to sell it back to us or take the car." Then if the person mails back to you, the address should be on there. Something like that may work if you feel like going through the trouble.