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  • Symphony
    Daycare.com Member
    • Jan 2011
    • 222

    #31
    Originally posted by SandeeAR
    Since the the house has no mortage.....have you considering get a small home equity loan and paying off the car? That interest rate should be low.
    This is a really good idea.

    Now I don't know how you feel about this, but most dealers when they do a trade-in have someone drive it around the block and then they offer you the average dealer trade value. Does your car scream out all of it's problems or are they ones you notice after you've driven it for awhile?

    I would not ever ever do a voluntary repo.

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    • MyAngels
      Member
      • Aug 2010
      • 4217

      #32
      I think Toyota is offering something like 0.9% financing right now, and there may be other 0% offers out there as well. If you were able to trade the car in, even taking a loss and going into the new loan upside down, you may end up paying less in the long run depending on what your interest rate is on the loan right now. Plus you'd have a brand new car. Just a thought.

      When we bought our last truck we could have easily paid cash for it but decided to finance since Ford was offering 0% financing, plus we got it under the dealer invoice cost.

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      • Michael
        Founder & Owner-Daycare.com
        • Aug 2007
        • 7946

        #33
        Originally posted by cillybean83
        my rear brakes are shot, they arent working at all, I need new front brake pads, new rotors, a wheel balance, an alignment, they're trying to get me to buy 4 tires but i know i only need 2...and something to do with the axle
        Ouch!

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