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If its a Hire Purchase Finance, then you would have to ask the company that you got the loan from because with that kind of loan, the company legally owns the car until you make your last payment on it.
If it is a loan like one from the bank, generally speaking its your car as you have agreed to make the payments on the car.
If it is a loan like one from the bank, generally speaking its your car as you have agreed to make the payments on the car.
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Axe wrote If its a Hire Purchase Finance, then you would have to ask the company that you got the loan from because with that kind of loan, the company legally owns the car until you make your last payment on it.
If it is a loan like one from the bank, generally speaking its your car as you have agreed to make the payments on the car.
This is A finance where I pay monthly fees for a specific length of time and at the end I get to keep the car ?? at the end I have no balloon payment either.
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