Can I take a car back after one year and get a new one?

Question:
I was told that because the mileage on the car I bought was so low for the year that it is(15000miles for a 2002) that I could pay it for a year and take it back next year and trade it in and drive off with a newer car for about the same payment plan, because they would probably be able to sell my car for about the same amount I bought it for? Is this true?

Answers:

choosing a car?

Before you go to a dealership know what you car is worth. Visit www.kellybluebook.com and see what the trade in value is. Go to the dealership and find the car you want and then go back to the blue book value site and see what that car is worth. Then you can go to the dealership and negotiate prices. It is a good idea not to mention your trade in until you have agreed on a price for your new car. Then you can say you have your car that you want to trade in. They will always try to jack up the price of the car you are buying so they really don't have to give you much money on your trade in. If you haven't really been through the process before it would be a good idea to take a friend or family member with you who has. Good luck.

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Should I try to sell my 2004 Ford Mustang or should I let the leasing company take it back?

If you lease it.

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What is the oldest model car you can get financed for five years?

Can be but that was a year ago. Markets change. The only thing you can do is have the car appraised for a value by a dealership and go through the numbers with them to see if this is true.

Please help!!?

I use Chevy Blazers for work and 2 years ago I bought a used one for almost $5,000 less than what it was on the dealers lot for. Thinking that will really help in a few years when I sell it and allow me to get money back. Well then gas prices went through the roof and the demand for SUV's is gone. I am not taking a loss on the truck but do only break even now....so for others who didn't get my $5000 off price.....are now $5000 in the hole.

gonna be lookin for a car?

Trade in depends on miles on the car, the make/model of the car, the color of the car, condition of exterior/interior, how good the tires are, etc. The more wrong with the car, the less you will get as the dealer will have to fix these things to be able to sell the car on his lot.

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I want a car thats cheap to insure and good on petrol but I want it to look nice (I'm a girl!)?

my thought would be no. you lose money on your car as soon as it leaves the dealership

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I'm considering buying a 95 Jeep Grand Cherokee LE. Can anyone provide an opinion...reliability, etc, etc.

Did you expect the salesman to say otherwise... I wish and hope in your case what was said is true, becauce reality says you been dealing with a salesman thats learned to tell the consumers what they want to hear...

website to sell car?

Yes you can take your car back anytime and get a new one, but you cant have your cake and eat it two, there are steps to follow buying a car and reassurance can make a difference... when your ready to go shopping please go to my website http://www.usedcartips.org/ and study the steps

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