If your car has been impounded, you are in a tough spot. Especially, if you don’t have the funds to get the car out. Looking for financial programs that will pay to get your car back is a waste of time. The storage yard that has possession of your vehicle and is legally empowered to charge you daily storage until the vehicle is removed and all fees are paid. There are certain jurisdictions that can...

If your car is missing, there’s a fast mental checklist you can run through before you take any action. If you are thinking your car has been impounded, you are probably right but here is a quick checklist to run through before you start calling Tow & Storage Yards in the vicinity of where the vehicle was parked last. If Vehicle is Financed, are you behind on payments? If the answer is yes, call your...

If you are human, you understand we are flawed by design and made to make mistakes. One of the worst mistakes a person can make is to leave their vehicle in a spot that gets the attention of a tow yard. Because it’s easy money for them to take it and lock it away and hold it for ransom. Every municipality in this country has a towing contract with a private tow/storage operator or they...

If your vehicle has been impounded and you are unable to physically go pay and get the vehicle released, there is a sure-fire way to get it out of the impound yard. As always, whomever you choose to represent you for this task, must have legal authority. The best way to provide this authority is through a Limited Power of Attorney (POA). A Power of Attorney Document can be digital or paper, however, the Impound...

If your vehicle has been impounded, you must act fast. You are literally “on the clock” and the people that seized your vehicle have done so legally and have a contract with the municipality where they operate. This means they are acting on behalf of the town and have permission to charge you the maximum daily storage until the fees are paid in full and the vehicle is released. There is no “maximum” amount…they can...

The most common reasons a vehicle is impounded include: Parking violations: Parking in prohibited areas such as fire lanes, handicapped spots, blocking fire hydrants, private driveways, or obstructing traffic can lead to impoundment. Unpaid fines or tickets: Accumulating unpaid parking tickets or other fines often results in the vehicle being towed and impounded until the owner settles the debts. Expired registration, inspection, or insurance: Vehicles with expired registration, inspection, or insurance documentation may be impounded...

If your vehicle has been impounded and you don’t have the money to get it out, you only have 2 options: Borrow the money to pay the charges to get it released Sell your Vehicle and use part of the proceeds to pay the storage & release Charges OutPOUND helps thousands of people get equity out of their impounded vehicles each year. Once the storage yard has your vehicle, the charges won’t stop until they...

If your vehicle is a 2015 Model Year or newer, it’s worth more than you think it is – even wrecked! Chances are if your car was towed from the accident scene it was a police- tow and the vehicle is headed for an impound facility. Typically, your insurance carrier will hustle to get the car out of impound and moved to a repair facility in their network. If you don’t have insurance, YOU must...

OutPOUND can help people get their car out of impound fast anywhere in the continental US. We have specifically helped people that are incarcerated or being held pending bail or an arraignment. This particular type of transaction is a little tricky, but with proper digital documentation like a remote online notarization (RON), a power of attorney can be signed by the owner of the vehicle and an outbound agent can act on their behalf to...