In general, a repossession agent (repo man) can take possession of a vehicle if the borrower has defaulted on the loan agreement. The presence or absence of seats inside the car does not typically affect the repossession process, as long as the repo man has the legal right to repossess the vehicle. However, the condition of the vehicle, including the presence or absence of essential parts, may be considered when determining the value of the vehicle and any potential impact on the repossession process.
It is important to note that repossession laws and procedures vary by jurisdiction. If you are facing potential repossession or have questions about the repossession process, you should consult with an attorney or legal expert in your area for specific advice.
