1. Some financial institutions may require a one-time payment of overdue funds to release the seizure status of collateral.
2. However, some financial institutions can provide installment repayment or negotiation and restructuring to help borrowers solve overdue problems.
3. The choice of repayment method usually depends on the negotiation and contract terms between the borrower and the financial institution.
4. The borrower should contact the financial institution as soon as possible, explain the reasons for overdue and seek reasonable repayment arrangements.
5. In the negotiation process, the borrower's repayment willingness and credit record will also affect the decision-making of financial institutions.
6. If the borrower can provide a feasible repayment plan and fulfill his promise, the financial institution may consider solving it through negotiation.
7. If both parties fail to reach an understanding, the financial institution may take legal procedures to recover the arrears or dispose of the collateral.
8. The policies and practices of each financial institution may be different, so the handling methods may also be different.
Summary: overdue car loans do not need to be paid off in one lump sum, and the specific treatment depends on the negotiation between the borrower and financial institutions and the terms of the contract.
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According to the relevant laws and regulations of our country, overdue repayment is a breach of contract, and financial institutions have the right to take corresponding measures to safeguard their rights and interests. Borrowers should communicate with financial institutions in a timely manner and actively seek solutions to avoid further legal disputes and losses. In any case, the borrower should abide by the contract as far as possible and treat the overdue problem rationally.