Why is the car in a seized status?
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There are several possible reasons why a car may be in a seized status, including outstanding bank payments, owner's debts, or suspected criminal activities. The details are as follows: Outstanding bank payments: For cars purchased through installment plans, if the owner fails to make payments, the bank may apply to the court for debt collection. The court then issues a seizure notice to the vehicle management office, prohibiting all services such as inspections. Owner's debts: For fully paid cars, if the owner has outstanding debts, creditors may apply to the court to first seize the vehicle as a protective measure, and then determine ownership through a court ruling. Suspected criminal activities: If a vehicle is used in criminal activities or purchased with illegal funds, the public security bureau may seize the vehicle to recover it, prohibiting all services such as inspections and transfers.