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What sort of car would you want to own in the future?and why?
There are a couple of things you can try. The first one will cost more money while the second one is a long shot depending on the area you live in and what kind of car it is.Is it a good idea to wait to buy a hybrid SUV?
(1) If you are looking to replace the car you could trade it in. Now depending on the payoff you are probably at least $5000 flipped. (means you owe 5000 more than the value) Now, I know this sounds really bad, but it may not be! There are a lot of domestic cars that are still offering crazy rebates on 2006 cars. For instance, if you buy a vehicle with a big rebate it "eats" up some of the $5000. Some trucks have up to a $6000 rebate, SUV's up to a $7000 rebate, and cars up to $3500.
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(2) Your second option depends greatly on the type of car, bank that you leased through, and the area you live in. Check with your bank and see if they will let you roll the lease into someone elses name if they are credit worthy. A lot of lease banks will let you do this but it depends. If they say yes then all you need to do is find someone who is looking for a lease on your type of car. I know, it sounds like a long shot, but you would be surprised if you knew how often this works.
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