Biologist, physicist, chemist, and astronomer. All are scientists, though they explore different parts of the natural world. In spite of the differences, all scientists go about answering questions in similar ways, as you will see in this lesson.
You received the car and now owe them the money. The fact that it was involved in an accident or had a lien placed on it or was sold at auction doesn't change the fact that you still owe them money.Unfortunately this is a very tough situation. pay my car payment on time but if the mechanics put a lien on it then they can sell it for charges if the finance company wont pay them either-which they won't-they are in the business of selling cars for profit and this one is too... show more My car was totaled in an accident and the repairs are more than I can pay.
Yes you can sell the car, but you have to pay off the existing loan and have the lenders lien released first. You can sell a vehicle with a lien on the title.As the previous answer suggested you could have the buyer go with you and have him pay off the lien and then sign over the title to him when the lien is released. BTW-With a conventional loan (not a lease) you do own the car.eport Abuse. If you owe less than the car is worth, you might be able to. Remember, there is a lien on your car title. To remove the lien you will need to pay off the debt. That would be done by taking the money from the sale and applying it to the note and paying it off.