Hi, Guest
08-02-2007, 08:43 PM
it depends on how much mileage your car has, plus the condition its in that really depends on the value. If your selling it privately you can get the high value of it, rather then the lower value of trading it in.
One thing you should do is add up all of your payments and see if it it's higher then the cars value, if it is then you should keep the car untill your car is worth more then what you owe as then your not in a situation of reversed payment plan, as they are more costly and tend to have much high payments.
One thing you should do is add up all of your payments and see if it it's higher then the cars value, if it is then you should keep the car untill your car is worth more then what you owe as then your not in a situation of reversed payment plan, as they are more costly and tend to have much high payments.
I was the only member on this board with a Yellow Focus Sedan, and a 2002+ Euro Facelift on a sedan.