A dealer may be willing to accept it at a reduced Trade-in value
Late payments will be deducted from trade-in value
No, you no longer have anything to trade (the car is now the property of the repo company not you).
If someone owns a motor trade insurance policy and gets involved in an accident on vehicle not owned by them, if its their fault, they go through their own insurance and car owners insurance doesn't get involved. If its not their fault, they claim against third party insurers. Most of the time the vehicle repair cost gets given to the car owner but if motor trade insurance holder has bought the vehicle but hasn't transferred the ownership onto their name, they then need to provide some sort of proof that they purchased the vehicle, with previous owners confirmation.
absolutely and should promptly report to company, other driver can come back in a month with entire vehicle damaged claiming you did so........
of course not
Can you trade a vehicle if your only source of income is unemployment?
NO. He will give you the difference in the pay off on the trade in and the trade in value. Stop right where you are. Sell the vehicle yourself and pay off the loan. Then go buy another car without a trade in. The price of the car will drop as soon as you tell them you have no trade in. You will be money ahead. Trade in value is basically wholesale value. You can sell the car for far more than that yourself.
Yes, But you are required to disclose the accident and associated repairs.
Yes it does, I just traded my vehicle for another vehicle even trade and didn't have to pay taxes on it in Florida.
Unfortunately, the popularity among younger players in yu-gi-oh has recently declined so the only remaining places you can still trade them are with friends or at tournaments.
The term 'Tool of Trade' in regards to commercial vehicle insurance means the vehicle is needed to ply the trade (transportation of equipment, etc.)
If the repo-man is looking for your vehicle, you do not own the vehicle yet. If you take the vehicle in for trade-in, they will have to contact the person who owns the vehicle to get permission to trade it (meaning whoever loaned you the money). Whoever they call is bound to mention that they are in the process of repossessing your vehicle. In alot of cases you need ownership of the vehicle and only a title can prove that to trade in a car.