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Default Jul 14, 2021 at 04:49 PM
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My car is breaking down a lot. Costing me money. I have a car loan. I regret it. I want to resell the xar, pay off the loan. But I don't have the money for another car. I think I made a mistake buying this car and won't even be able to get the loan amount for it. What do I do?

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Default Jul 14, 2021 at 06:18 PM
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Speak to a dealer and see if you can trade old car for a used model or maybe lease? Even if you still owe money on it. Dealer might take it off your hands. Usually no one has money up front for a new car. People finance or lease or buy used.
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