Will they take your car for not sending all of the payment?

In general, if you fail to make your car payments, the lender or lienholder has the legal right to repossess your vehicle. This right is typically outlined in the loan agreement you signed when you purchased or refinanced your car.

Depending on your state and the terms of your loan agreement, they lender may be able to repossess your car without your consent if you miss a certain number of payments or if you otherwise default on your loan. To avoid repossession, it is essential to maintain regular and consistent communication with your lender if you encounter financial difficulties.