Want to trade in my mustang for corolla but still paying it off?
I own a 2006 ford mustang and i still owe around $8,000 in financing it. I wanted to trade it in for a newer (maybe 2009) toyota corolla for around $9,000. Would this be stupid to do, considering i still owe money on my mustang? Or after the trade in value will the remaining balance just bounce over to my corollas balance?
Any trade-in will probably be a loss, because you probably will not get retail FMV as trade-in credit.
- My dad just brougth me a corolla imstead of mustang gt? I'm geting tha brand neuw 2019 ford mustang gt which is my dreem car and I won't tha car so bad but my dad ghot me a corolla in myy 16th berthday and I hait it, what shood I doo?
- Want new headlights for my car, don't want the blue tint to the lights? I have a 2006 Ford Fusion I want to get new headlights I don't really know the difference between halos HIDs or LEDs or if there even is a difference. I'm looking at replacing the whole headlights not just the bulbs but I notice some newer headlights have the blue tint to them I want to stay away from that.
- Should I get a new car or keep paying off my current one? I have a 2013 Ford Fusion with about 58,000 miles on it. I commute to work everyday, and my job requires me to travel, so I've really put the miles on. The original loan amount was $25k, and I have about $14k left on it. I was considering buying a different car and trading in my Fusion. Would that be a stupid idea? Should I just pay the car off?
- Hunting: I got another rental SUV. Mine is still not repaired. Waiting on insurance still? I'm going to trade it in once it gets fixed. It's not as nice since it's a 2010 Expedition. My rental 2019 Cadillac Escalade is $98,000! We may get a AUDI, or another Ford Expedition once we trade the old one in. Need a new one anyways, so they say we will get up to $10,000 after it's all fixed.