How does car trade in work?
I want to trade in my car it's still finance kbb trade in value is 13,200 and I owe 15,700 for a honda civic 2013 and I want to buy a kia optima 2015 24,500. How does it work
Not a good idea. You are upside down $2500 and if you were approved, you would immediately be upside down at least $6500, probably more on the kia.
You want to trade cars as few times as possible in life. You lose thousands everytime you do.
You're $2500 upside down. If your dealer will allow it, you can roll the $2500 negative equity into the price of the new car, making the new car cost $27,000. If you don't make a good down payment, you'll be instantly upside down by a larger amount in the new car. This is a bad habit to get into when buying cars because it tends to get worse and worse, and finally puts you in a bad financial situation that you can't get out of -- such as if your car is totaled while you're upside down. (Hint: your insurance will only pay what your car is worth, not what you owe.)
You're upside down. Bend over the hood of your car and prepare to get some "servicing the customer".
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- How does trading a car work? How does a trading in a car work? I just bought a 2013 Honda but I want to trade it in for a different car.
- Would you trade a 2014 car for a 2007 car straight up? I own a 2014 Honda Civic but it's too cramped and too underpowered for me. I want to trade it for a larger car with more room a 2007 Honda Element instead. Both have around 100,000 miles. After taxes and DMV fees, the Element would cost about the same as what I would get on the Civic. So do you think this is a fair trade?