1. The lender will likely charge you a fee for the booting.
2. The lender may also charge you for storage and other costs related to the booting.
3. If you do not pay the fees within a certain amount of time, the lender may take action to repossess the car.
4. Once the lender has possession of the car, the lender may sell it to pay off the loan.
It's important to make sure that you make your payments on time to avoid having your car booted or repossessed. If you are struggling to make your payments, you may be able to work with the lender to restructure the loan or get a forbearance. It's also a good idea to keep in touch with the lender if you are late on a payment or have any other problems with the loan.
