In some jurisdictions, the dealership may have a right to reclaim the vehicle if you default on the loan or financing agreement, or if you otherwise breach the terms of the sales contract. In such cases, the dealership may be able to repossess the vehicle without obtaining a court order.
In other jurisdictions, the dealership may need to first obtain a court order before it can repossess the vehicle. This typically involves filing a lawsuit against you and proving that you have defaulted on the loan or breached the sales contract.
It is important to carefully read and understand the terms of the sales contract before you sign it, as this will set out the specific rights and obligations of both you and the dealership in relation to the vehicle. If you have any questions or concerns about the contract, you should consult with an attorney before signing.