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No, as long as you have sufficient income to continue to pay for your vehicle, you should not lose your car. If you are current on your payments when you file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, you may be able to formally reaffirm the loan agreement, which must be approved by the court. Also, you can agree to" pay and retain" the car with the loan company. Even if your payments are behind and your car is threatened by repossession, a Chapter 13 bankruptcy may be used to cure the existing arrears.
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