So...lets say I go to a smaller car and it's 23k (after tax) and my loan is $20k but my car is worth $15k. That's negative equity. but if I use the trade in value of the car as a downpayment, that would subtract from the new car payment right? And the negative equity can be added which would bring the total to $12k - $13k total if I roll it over. would that be able to work?
Every dealer says it ok to create their own fees, so I have created a negotiation fee of $200 which I subtract from my cash offer. If they have no problems with making things up nor do I. Subaru Crosstrek new Base Model 2024 MSRP 25195 Destination 518 -Discount 1482.72 -Negotiation fee 200.00 + wv tax. 1,354.98 estimate Other. Description and price Title $15, fees Check Amt. 25,500.00 from bank my account no recalls so far
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If a parent owes on a car and wants to trade it in for a car going in someone else's name, is that possible?
So...lets say I go to a smaller car and it's 23k (after tax) and my loan is $20k but my car is worth $15k. That's negative equity. but if I use the trade in value of the car as a downpayment, that would subtract from the new car payment right? And the negative equity can be added which would bring the total to $12k - $13k total if I roll it over. would that be able to work?
Every dealer says it ok to create their own fees, so I have created a negotiation fee of $200 which I subtract from my cash offer. If they have no problems with making things up nor do I.
Subaru Crosstrek new Base Model 2024
MSRP 25195
Destination 518
-Discount 1482.72
-Negotiation fee 200.00
+ wv tax. 1,354.98 estimate
Other. Description and price Title $15, fees
Check Amt. 25,500.00 from bank my account
no recalls so far