Auto Dealers: Sell Your Unpaid Judgment
A buyer defaulted, a deal went south, or a fleet customer stopped paying. You won in court. We buy California auto dealer judgments — $10,000 and up.
$10,000 minimum · Commercial judgments · California superior court
Auto dealer judgment collection
Auto dealers encounter commercial judgment situations across several parts of the business: fleet and commercial sales where buyers default on contracts, wholesale transactions where buyers don’t pay, and service disputes where large commercial customers dispute invoices.
Vehicle-related judgments can be particularly valuable when the debtor still operates a business — fleet operators, rental companies, and commercial buyers often have identifiable assets and ongoing banking relationships.
What qualifies
We evaluate California commercial judgments in this category including:
- Fleet and commercial vehicle sales defaults — Commercial buyer contracted for vehicles, defaulted on payment.
- Wholesale auction defaults — Dealer-to-dealer wholesale transaction where buyer failed to pay.
- Buy-here-pay-here commercial defaults — Commercial buyer on an in-house finance arrangement who defaulted after repossession left a deficiency.
- Service and parts commercial account defaults — Large commercial service account that went delinquent; judgment entered for the balance.
- Consignment and floor plan disputes — Commercial dispute over consignment terms or floor plan arrangements resulting in a judgment.
Minimum face value: $10,000. California superior court commercial judgments only.
FAQ
The vehicle was repossessed but there’s still a deficiency. Can we sell the deficiency judgment?
Yes. Post-repossession deficiency judgments are purchasable. Tell us the original sale amount, repossession proceeds, and current deficiency balance.
The buyer was a commercial fleet operator who has since changed their company name. Does that affect the judgment?
Potentially yes — if a new entity is operating the same business, there may be a successor liability argument. Tell us what you know about the new entity and we’ll assess it.
We have a judgment from a dealer-to-dealer dispute at auction. Does that qualify?
Yes, if it meets the $10,000 minimum and was entered in a California superior court. Commercial disputes between dealers qualify the same as any other commercial judgment.
Get your auto dealer judgment evaluated
Commercial auto dealer judgment, $10,000 or more? Free evaluation, one business day response.