I was not able to finance a car through CNAC without a co-signer. I purchased a 2006 XXXX for {$5000.00} above blue book value ( {$12000.00} before taxes and interest ) due to not having a credit history, with a cosigner. I made all payments and on-time, I was never late. I had a life crisis and took the car back and it was a voluntary repossession. They then let my cosigner buy off of the contract, which did not credit towards the debt, and then sold the car at auction for {$120.00}, leaving me to pay {$9000.00} on the car still. I ca n't believe that there is n't a law preventing companies from " screwing '' someone this badly. I was a responsible borrower who kept to the payment plan exactly and when disaster struck, I tried to make things easier for everybody by taking the car back before I moved out of state, just in case I would n't be able to make payment. Not to mention, they told me that if my situation turned to the better before it was sold that I could pick it back up and continue where I left off, and I was able to make my next payment, but they would n't allow my cosigner to pick the car back up for me before they sold it, due to " the person managing the account is on vacation. ''