1. First of all, it should be settled through negotiation. If it is affiliated with another company, there will be an affiliated agreement, which will be handled according to the contract.
2. If negotiation fails, the affiliated company will generally say that your car can be transferred or scrapped, but some messy expenses (affiliated fees, management fees, maintenance fees, etc.) need to be settled. ), these add up to unacceptable. If you really owe them money, you'll have to compromise and scrap the car after paying the money. If you don't owe them money, you are on the right side, and they don't have to be afraid to sue you.
Your car doesn't owe them money, and the boss of the company won't let it go. You only need to prepare relevant materials (related agreement, timely payment related vouchers, etc.). ) bring a lawsuit to the court. Generally, the transportation company will be awarded compensation, and the transportation company will let your car be scrapped. I hope you can bring a lawsuit to the court, but it will take a long time and wait.