If I still owe money on my car, can I still trade it?

If I still owe money on my car, can I still trade it Asked by what2do 2 months ago Similar questions: owe money car trade Business > Financial Planning.

Yes you can. There are finance plans where the company will pay off your old loan amount, and add it to your new loan amount. They will charge you a higher interest rate, or a flat surcharge to do that.It's generally a bad idea.

It means you're paying much more for your new ride.

Yes, like gabriel said. Usually a bad idea, but a couple of payments from paying it off, you need good wheels for a trip, and you can afford the extra expense. The dealer might not take an older car.It is really up to them if they want to trade.

" "I have a 2005 F-150. I owe $10,900. Can I trade down for a car for 5-6,000 and have the dealer pay off the note?

" "My car is financed through the dealer but I have the title. Would I be able to sell my car even though I owe money on it" "If you owe the Irs some money will they take the whole refund?" "Can I register a car even if I owe excise tax? " "I got my car at a credit center.

Can I trade it in at a regular dealership, when my trade in is higher than what I owe?

I want to get a new car but I still owe on my present car if I trade it in do I have to pay the outstanding money or wou.

I have a 2005 F-150. I owe $10,900. Can I trade down for a car for 5-6,000 and have the dealer pay off the note?

My car is financed through the dealer but I have the title. Would I be able to sell my car even though I owe money on it.

I got my car at a credit center. Can I trade it in at a regular dealership, when my trade in is higher than what I owe?

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