Looking at Trading a 2011 Ford Fusion with 80k miles for a 2015 Jeep Patriot with 30k miles. Transfer 3k negative equity? Good idea or bad?
Looking at Trading a 2011 Ford Fusion with 80k miles for a 2015 Jeep Patriot with 30k miles. Transfer 3k negative equity? Good idea or bad?
If you have no mechanical problems with Fusion I would keep that, I have 2009 Fusion with 50k miles and just passed MOT, only you can decide.
Do it if you can afford it.
It's never a good idea to rollover negative equity. You will be upside down for a long long time.
$3000 would instantly be $6000+. Very bad idea.
If you could even get approved.
Umm.
Awful idea.
You are broke and in the hole, quit digging.
This is a very bad idea on at least two levels.
One, you can't get out of debt by adding to your debt. Two, the Jeep Patriot is a far worse vehicle than the Ford Fusion.
Forget it.
- Typical lib thinking? Ford had no idea when it happened, had no idea how she got there, no idea how she left, clueless who was there? And despite that every person she listed as a witness made a statement in a sense said Ford was wrong… The lib brain… Get even at Trump…> yep - Kavanaugh did it.
- Looking at trading my 2011 Ford with 80k miles in with an engine knock for a newer jeep Patriot with low miles, Roll 3k negative equity? Ford Fusion has developed and Engine Knock and another mechanical issue. Thinking about getting it repaired or trading it in for a newer Jeep Patriot with low mileage. I would have to roll $3000 of negative equity over to new loan. Any thoughts?
- 2015 Ford Fusion S, 2015 Chrysler 200 LX or 2015 Kia Optima LX? All pretty similarly priced. F and C have 3 year b - b and 5 year power warranty while the K has 5 year 100k everything.
- Would a ford focus 2012 with 80k miles last a long time given that i treat it right and only take it within the city from and to work? As long as the car would last me 5 years minimum but i don't know jack about cars so if i could have an expert give me a diagnosis i would gladly appreciate it