* Contact auto repair shops in the area where the car is located. Repossession agents often use auto repair shops to store repossessed vehicles. If you contact a few auto repair shops in the area, they may be able to tell you if a repossession agent has dropped off the vehicle.
* Check with the local police. The police may be able to provide you with information about the repossession agent if they have been called to the scene of a repossession.
* Do an online search. A simple Google search of "repossession agent" and the city or county where the car is located may turn up some results.
* Contact the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). The DMV may have information about the repossession agent if the agent is licensed by the state.
Once you have found the name of the repossession agent, you can contact them and inquire about the vehicle. They may be able to provide you with information about the vehicle's location, the amount of money that is owed, and the process for redeeming the vehicle.
