My question involves an auto loan or repossession in the State of: CA
I will keep this short and sweet. My ex-fiance and I purchased a new car last year, and shortly broke up afterwards. I am listed as the primary, and he is the secondary. The car was purchased in CA and he is the driver of the car. I now live in another state. He agreed to continue with the payments so that we would not have to refinance the car or sell it. He has defaulted on the loan several times.
-Three 30-day late payments
-One 60-Day late payment
I just contacted the company the loan is financed through, and come to find out that it is close to repossession if certain payments aren't made within the next two weeks.
Thinking ahead, and hoping that this car will be out of "repossession" in the next two weeks, what rights do I have as the primary on the loan? My Ex is not willing to sell it, and cannot refinance it (due to his credit). My credit is taking huge blows that cannot be ignored. Being the primary, am I able to legally sell this car without his permission? This is basically the only option I have besides voluntary repossession.

