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meaning if i owe 17,000 in 10,000 for the car and 7,000 for the interest, do i pay off the 17,000 or the priciple amount minus whatever they get at auction for the car?
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Typically the loan would be re-amortized (new payments and interest fee schedule) based on the CURRENT principal due minus what it sells for at auction, but it depends on the terms of your loan. Either way you're gonna get hosed for a lot of money with nothing to show for it.sorry, but yes. You will have to pay the principal and any accumulated interest.
You will also pay for the cost of the repo itself. Not a good position to be in. Sorry
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If the loan was for 17,000, then you owe 17,000. If the loan was for 10,000 but you calculated that over the life of the loan you'd pay 7000 in interest, then no, you don't owe the 7000. You only owe what you took out for the loan, or the remainder there of (i.e.-the principal). The remainder of the principal will be whatever is left after the car is sold following the repo.What kind of SUV should I get?
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