I think some of you guys work in auto financing, but I cant remember who it is.
My Bravada is constantly in need of repairs, probably because of how much I drive it. I still owe about $3000 on the loan for it.
I want to get a newer car, but I want to keep the Bravada, rather than trade it in. Mainly, I want to keep it for the 4 wheel drive benefits in the winter.
So, I know that dealers will pay off current loans on vehicles, and just add that money onto the new loan........
Is there any way to determine what my spending limit should be for the new car, if I want to keep my payments to $250 a month or under?
Credit score is around 740-770 or so.
My Bravada is constantly in need of repairs, probably because of how much I drive it. I still owe about $3000 on the loan for it.
I want to get a newer car, but I want to keep the Bravada, rather than trade it in. Mainly, I want to keep it for the 4 wheel drive benefits in the winter.
So, I know that dealers will pay off current loans on vehicles, and just add that money onto the new loan........
Is there any way to determine what my spending limit should be for the new car, if I want to keep my payments to $250 a month or under?
Credit score is around 740-770 or so.