New CAR! again.
THANKS G35 DRIVER!! 
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12-09-2005, 01:12 PM
well if i do i have to get all the stock stuff back on 
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go to edmunds.com and then search for "real trade in value." go to the forum and post a question in the required format. an expertise appraiser will estimate a price.
You will most likely lose money on the car. Why would the dealer let you drive away with a brand new car without paying any money? Maybe you car is fully loaded, there's a slim to none chance. gl.
what yr is your car?
You will most likely lose money on the car. Why would the dealer let you drive away with a brand new car without paying any money? Maybe you car is fully loaded, there's a slim to none chance. gl.
what yr is your car?
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12-09-2005, 02:19 PM
Never trade! Selling it if you are still making payments on it is a hassle but worth the hassle.
NEVER EVER, EVER TRADE IN ON A NEW VEHICLE! Especially if you're in L.A...at least you don't have to worry about there being no one to buy your car because there's snow on the ground! Sell it yourself!
NEVER EVER, EVER TRADE IN ON A NEW VEHICLE! Especially if you're in L.A...at least you don't have to worry about there being no one to buy your car because there's snow on the ground! Sell it yourself!