December 26 to December 31.
No, you can trade a used car for another used car
Depends on what arrangement you are able to make with the dealer.
Sure, but you will not get near what the new car is worth.
Yes.
Yes it's possible. It's what we called "trade-in".
You have to negotiate a new deal with the new car dealer as obviously the car you are trading in is not worth what it was before the damage. Contact the selling dealer.
Go to Toyota. They will trade in your junk car and trade it in for a new one of your choice. There are hundreds of new and awesome cars to choose from.
The balance you owe on the car that is getting traded in will be added to your new car loan. Example You owe 10,000 for the car you want to trade in They give you 6,000 for trade in your new car costs 20,000 you will either have to pay that 4,000 or they will add it onto your new car loan from your car you traded in.
Yes you can. its best if you have the same brand as the car your wanting to buy it will help you. but of course if the new acar is worth more then the old one, you would have to pay that out of pocket. Good luck
Dealerships have 2 tactics they will use on you when you go to trade the car in. Either they will offer to buy your car for what you owe on it and then you end up paying more for your new vehicle OR they will pay you blue book value for your car (whatever it's worth at the time) and give you a fair deal on your new vehicle. Best bet: sell your car person to person, then use that money to pay off your loan and get the title to sign over to the new buyer. When that deal is done, shop around for new vehicles. Trade-ins are almost never worth it. You are always going to be upside down when you come away.
When your old car has reached the point when costs of repair are more than payments on a newer car, it is time to look for something better. It is important to look at several different areas, such as warranty and trade-in values, from an objective viewpoint when it is time to buy a new or used car.
The trade-in allowance for my car is the amount of money the dealer is willing to deduct from the price of a new car in exchange for my old car.