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11-02-2006, 04:53 PM
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Starter Motor
Join Date: Feb 2006
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Hi,
Just wondering if this sort of thing is feasable or legal? I currently have a vehicle worth around 30k(Trade In), with a finance amount owing of around 34k. I am wanting to change my vehicle over to an XR6T, but as the finance amount owing is greater than the trade in value, would it be possible for a dealer to pay out the full finance figure, and add the extra 4k onto the purchase(finance) of the vehicle being bought to make up the difference?. Hope that makes sense to yas... Thanks |
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Is this possible (Finance Related)?
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