How would trading my car/paying it past its sell-by date work?

I am always rather confused about how the in one piece process works. I have a 2002 Hyundai Santa Fe, I owe around $11,500 on it, we are military so I dream up we are tax exempt and acquire a discount on purchasing a new coup¨¦ as well. I want to trade it contained by for a Camry or Corolla, but Im wondering how does it work? They pay rotten that $11,500 loan then I owe that PLUS the cost of the latest car? Or a moment ago the new saloon price? Is there anyway to gain 2 cars around $9,000 a piece, them pay past its sell-by date the $11,500 and then we enjoy a new loan of $18,000? Hope this isn't confusing, but I don't grasp all the technicalities of it. Thank you!

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Answers:    the track it works is the dealership offers you what they influence the car is worth....say-so $10,000 in your covering. then anything new vechile you purchase they steal the difference in what they give and what you owe...which would be $1,500. so if you traded in your sante fe and bough a $8,000 dollar corolla you would truly finance $9,500 for it. hope this help you

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usually they will give you what you owe for that motor...so basically you would newly start out clean if they did that

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