Talkin about Credit

[Malix]

Ok,

Here's the short story version (Email me for full coverage lol) We bought a 2005 Freestar with roughly 3x,xxx+ miles on it. It has around 44k right now. We have some problems with it, thinking about getting different vehicle. We took to deallership to get another vehicle, he said no cause we only had it for like six months. Called financial company, they say it's ok to trade it within six months. And to try different dealer cause this one might now want this vehicle back. Is that possible?

Thanks

[theoldwizard]

Originally Posted by Malix

And to try different dealer cause this one might now want this vehicle back. Is that possible?

Anything is possible.

Right now, in this economy, the only thing dealers would like to take in on trades are small 4 cylinder cars.

[EvadeBLUE]

Originally Posted by theoldwizard

Anything is possible.

Right now, in this economy, the only thing dealers would like to take in on trades are small 4 cylinder cars.

This sounds about right.

[JaneEyre]

Thanks for sharing your idea here. I appreciate your idea, very excellent.

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[Geoaidan]

Give it a try. Worse thing is, they'll say no. Just ask them "do you want my money, or don't you want my money? That's the bottom line, pal".

[manola]

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[99Expy]

I am afraid you would get very upside down on the vehicle if your not already.
Pay it off, or sell it and if you can't get what you owe on it, take the next best thing and get a loan for the difference. Or really just spend $500-1000 to repair it. I am doing the Dave Ramsey program, or trying to, and I will not have another car payment. Ever.

[aircrewdale]

I definantly would just try another dealership, like he said if they dont want your money, someone else will

[militarydave]

i'd shop around for dealers as well. usually upper management is the way to go!