My car was in an accident and is still at the body shop which been paid yet he finance company wants to repossess car. Can they repo it from shop?

Whether a finance company can repossess a car from a body shop depends on the specific circumstances and the laws in your jurisdiction. Generally, a finance company has the right to repossess a car if the borrower defaults on the loan agreement, such as by failing to make payments. However, there are certain situations where a finance company may not be able to repossess a car, such as if the car is in the possession of a third party, like a body shop, and the third party has a valid lien on the car.

In the case of a car that is in a body shop, the body shop may have a lien on the car for the work that has been done. This lien gives the body shop the right to retain possession of the car until the owner pays for the repairs. If the finance company wants to repossess the car, it may need to pay off the body shop's lien first.

It is important to note that the laws governing repossession vary from state to state, so it is best to consult with a local attorney or legal professional to understand your rights and options.