What Can I Do With A Car, I Got It With A Car Loan From The Bank ...
Don’t give any car dealer or private party a deposit on a car deal unless you are absolutely sure you are going to see the deal through to it’s final conclusion. A deposit is not a legal requirement. The seller wants the deposit so they can exert control. They want your money locked in before any “Buyer’s Remorse” can occur. --> December 24th, 2009 at 10:50 pm
Note: if you sell the car you will NOT get enough money to pay the loan off. As soon as you own the vehicle and drive it off the lot it depreciates as much as $5000. You can sell it but say i cost you 30,000 and you sell it you may only get 25,000. If you trade it, it will be the same story. You can default on the loan and they will come and take it, but it will hurt your credit and you wil not be able to get another loan for a car. You can see if the dealer will take it back because you are having financial troubles. Like if you lost you job they would take it back for up to a year past buying the car, no strings attached. But thats if you lost your job. Sorry i cant help more
__A_YAHO - --> December 25th, 2009 at 6:00 amno the dealer wont accept it or maybe u can get it traded or get your money back but dont expect alot. i would just sell it instead since the dealer is going to take alot of money for driving it off the lot and for every mile u put on the car and if theirs any damage like scratches or dents.
People are idiots -
