Trading the car in is just going to prolong the issue. You need to find a way to pay it down to value before you purchase another car--maybe a short term second job? Your new car after that should be a recent year USED car that you can pay off within three years.
When an entity's exports are worth more than imports, it is said to have a trade surplus. When more is imported than exported, it is called a trade deficit.
Sure you can, but you will likely find you owe more than it's worth as a trade in.
Yes, although the worth of the dsi can be more than a used old psp. Or, it can be less...depends on where you trade it in.
The US has a trade deficit with China. That means China sends the US goods worth worth more money than those the US sends China.
It's still worth 50 cents no more than that
You will get what they offer. You are always better off to sell your car at below retail and buy a car without a trade. The dealer will rarely give you more than wholesale for your trade in. Sell your car, and then go buy yourself a car. You have much more leverage when buying without a trade.
you would be able to trade your dsi for a ds and you would also get some money back because dsi's are worth more than ds's
Yes, of course. But the dealer will only do a trade this way if your car is worth much more than the car he is selling to you.
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It costs more than it's worth, since 2006 Mustangs still have good trade-in value and manual-transmission Mustangs are easy to unload.
Way too many are still in circulation to be worth more than face value.
These are still very common - worth no more than 2 cents.