Whichever method suits you better.
It depends on what is best for your financial situation. If you want to pay cash, then it will all be due up front. What you can do to relieve some of that financial strain is to put some money down and then make monthly payments so that you do not have to pay for it all at once.
no you should not
of course u can pay cash for a car
Nooo. In the car business "cash is king". When you finance a car the dealer loses profit to loan fees. Or if you are talking about financing through the dealership itself, buy here pay here, then it's still no. They would rather see all of the money up front.
just the opposite. If you finance the car through the dealer, he will realize a portion of your interest payment so the possibility of a discount is there.
Yes, that is what should be done with the insurance money, pay off the car loan.
When you pay cash your interest payment iszero , its always better to pay cash
She still has to pay with the car working or not.
You should speak with the manager of the finance company and explain that you are willing to pay the car off and keep your credit in good standing.
You can sell your car to a dealer.If you do not owe more then bule book. on a trade in they will pay off the loan. But have some cash for a down payment at lease $1,000 dollars
You find a car for sale, you get the cash, and you pay for it.
According to most auto insurance policies, the company will repair, replace, or pay the actual cash value of the vehicle insurance if you have the appropriate coverage. If the vehicle is deemed a total loss, which means that the cost to repair is close or over the actual cash value of the vehicle, the company will pay the value of the vehicle to your finance company or bank if it is financed, and will pay you any amount over the amount owed to the bank or finance company, if it is financed. At this point you have in effect, sold them the vehicle so they will take what is left of the car.