You can literally buy a 2008 or 2009 car, drive it off the lot, and drive into another dealer to trade it in. You will lose a lot of the car's value however.
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A) Drive to dealership. Select new vehicle. Trade your Astro for new vehicle. B) Push Astro off a cliff. Walk to dealership and get a new vehicle.
Generally only as long as it takes for you to get the completed title transfer into your name........... But you do realize that depreciation will be what will knock your socks off with this decision.... If you have the papers of the car and its all legal you can trade it in but the value of it is much less than the price when you bought it.
...How Long* do I wait...
This is tricky. If you trade in your car and get what you owe on it, it is likely you are paying more for your new vehicle (they always mark up the price to equal everything out). If they only give you what the vehicle is worth by blue book value, then they will give you a better deal on the new vehicle. If you want the best deal, then sell the car person-to-person and then buy yourself a new vehicle.
Yes. Here's why:A person buying a new vehicle can only trade in a vehicle he/she owns personally. So, if you come to the dealer with a car your boyfriend owns, that he gave you to trade in on the car you're buying, the title to the car being traded must first be transferred into your name so that you can legally trade it. Unfortunately, in PA, sales tax is collected by the state every time a car is sold or the title changes hands. In a gift situation, tax is figured on the value of the car, except when a vehicle is given to an immediate family member (such as mother to daughter), in which situation no tax is charged.However, it can all be done at one sitting, so long as all the documents and ID's are in order.
An upside-down vehicle is one that has a payoff that exceeds its trade-in value.If you are upside down and want to trade in your old car for a new one, your negative equity doesn’t magically disappear-it follows you to your next vehicle.
If you have no money to pay down on this vehicle or do not have a vehicle to trade in that you have no business buying a new van. You should be buying a used van.
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There are many websites where you can trade your old car for a new one such as trade-in-value, junk car 4 cash, new cars and kbb. There many websites to trade in old vehicle for new ones just make sure that you check more than one site and Be careful on the people you are handing you money to.
I want to purchase a new vehicle. The vehicle I currently have I was awarded by a judge in divorce court, however the vehicle is not in my name. Can I trade this vehicle with my ex's permission to sign off and put it towards my new vehicle that will be in my name? I make the payments and still owe money on it.
Now they made a new thing called secure trade. To secure trade go to the person you want to trade with then click secure trade. Then add stuff you offer for what you want then click accept. Wait for the other player to accept. Enjoy your new cards/clintz.
NADA is an acronym for the National Automobile Dealership Association. NADA trade value is defined as the value of a vehicle that dealerships will offer when trading them in towards the purchase of a new or used vehicle on their lot.