ok here we go
i own a 2002 civic ex coupe... hate it, im 6'5 and 220lbs, picture me stuffed within a civic lol. but i owe about 10 dignified on it. i was wondering if i could shift to a dealership and trade it in for a better more expensive coup¨¦. i can afford 400$ car giving, aswell as the around 400$ insurance rates for the type of car im trying to gain. but i dont know if they would take the trade or allow me to nouns on my own. i know there would be money added to the price of the up to date car for the trade but self be paying that same money if i keep this vehicle, i dont see the difference.
and if i cant do that could i trade down? like read aloud for example i find a 80's camaro for around 8-10 grand, how would i run about that?
Answers: At this point I infer beggars can't be choosers. If you hate the civic that much you should go it and pay it stale because you know the dealership is just going to rip you sour. If you traded it in you would still be stuck paying for 2 vehicle payments even though you wont be driving the civic anymore.
Also, read up on the type of car you want past you test drive one. Test driving cars is similar to going to look at puppies at a pet store... even if it is a mutt going for $250 you still want take it home. You might buy another coup¨¦ you hate newly because it looks good.
I hold a 2003 civic hybrid myself and I love it, but I can understand if you're a towering guy and get squished surrounded by it.
Kia Optima's are HUGE inside, and Kia dealerships are the only ones that would trade it within for you, all you would own to pay is refusal equity. Kia Optima's are available in a range of colors and Options, are quite luxurious for a 24,000 dollar vehicle. If you get one next to everything, including a rear spoiler, you will train up paying about $24,840 They are the safest vehicle in their class, and insurance will be better by a huge margin compared to honda civic, they are extremely powerful if you get the open V6, but the 2.4 liter 4 cyl. pulls it great for what it is. I have an '05 Kia Spectra, 625,000 miles. Koreans really know how to build a small fuel-efficient and extremely powerful engines.
i own a 2002 civic ex coupe... hate it, im 6'5 and 220lbs, picture me stuffed within a civic lol. but i owe about 10 dignified on it. i was wondering if i could shift to a dealership and trade it in for a better more expensive coup¨¦. i can afford 400$ car giving, aswell as the around 400$ insurance rates for the type of car im trying to gain. but i dont know if they would take the trade or allow me to nouns on my own. i know there would be money added to the price of the up to date car for the trade but self be paying that same money if i keep this vehicle, i dont see the difference.
and if i cant do that could i trade down? like read aloud for example i find a 80's camaro for around 8-10 grand, how would i run about that?
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Answers: At this point I infer beggars can't be choosers. If you hate the civic that much you should go it and pay it stale because you know the dealership is just going to rip you sour. If you traded it in you would still be stuck paying for 2 vehicle payments even though you wont be driving the civic anymore.
Also, read up on the type of car you want past you test drive one. Test driving cars is similar to going to look at puppies at a pet store... even if it is a mutt going for $250 you still want take it home. You might buy another coup¨¦ you hate newly because it looks good.
I hold a 2003 civic hybrid myself and I love it, but I can understand if you're a towering guy and get squished surrounded by it.
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Kia Optima's are HUGE inside, and Kia dealerships are the only ones that would trade it within for you, all you would own to pay is refusal equity. Kia Optima's are available in a range of colors and Options, are quite luxurious for a 24,000 dollar vehicle. If you get one next to everything, including a rear spoiler, you will train up paying about $24,840 They are the safest vehicle in their class, and insurance will be better by a huge margin compared to honda civic, they are extremely powerful if you get the open V6, but the 2.4 liter 4 cyl. pulls it great for what it is. I have an '05 Kia Spectra, 625,000 miles. Koreans really know how to build a small fuel-efficient and extremely powerful engines.
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