Sometimes a friendly dealer will pay off the other car that you still owe on and take it in trade. If not, you have to make payments on both until they're both paid off. If the dealer takes your other vehicle in trade at a price less than you owe, you are responsible for paying the balance of the principal. If you want to buy an economy car and you now have a big SUV that the dealer doesn't want to take in trade, you have my sympathy. In that case, you have to try to sell the vehicle yourself that you don't want anymore at the best price you can get for it. Again, if it's less than your payoff balance, you must pay for your new car plus the remaining balance of the old one.
Don't do it. Buying a new car when you still owe on a current vehicle it very foolish. Pay the one you have off before even considering buying another car.
Yes, especially if you leave the keys in it.
If you have had a car repossessed, you have not kept up with the payments. You probably still owe money on the repossessed car. In these circumstances, the fact is that you can not afford to purchase another car and would not be able to obtain the finance to do so.
My car is in the impound, i still owe 7,000.00 the impound put a lean. Will the finance Co. take me to collection?
Yes - you still owe for the dent.
they will register it for you, the price will be included in the final total you owe.
as long as you are paying for the car they dont care where you go
If you owe more than the car is worth, it is a good idea.
You must pay the taxes due in the state you buy the item in.
Your car has been written off by your insurance company but you have decided to buy the car back and repair it however you will still owe 2000 pounds to the finance company where will you stand?
yes because you don't have to pay for the car. But if the dealership does not want to buy it you can't sell it to them
NO. Lenders PAY folks to think like that and create ways to stop it from happening. LOL Good try but no candy.