No, your $4000 is gone. You can trade in your Aerio, but the trade-in value is what they want to pay you for it. If they offer $5500, your ahead of the game. If they offer $3500, you're behind and you've lost $1000. Not to worry, this is how the used car game is always played.
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is it possible to trade in my suzuki?
- Thread starter jayjay
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Latalya J
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i have a 2007 suzuki aerio. it was about $8500. [cheap i know] i have paid off about $4,000. is it possible to trade in my suzuki and use the money i have paid off as a down payment on another, better, car? my friend did something like that, but i dunno if thats exactly it. is that possible? plz dont be rude. im not to bright when it comes to cars, or anything like that. but advice is appreciated. thanks
No, your $4000 is gone. You can trade in your Aerio, but the trade-in value is what they want to pay you for it. If they offer $5500, your ahead of the game. If they offer $3500, you're behind and you've lost $1000. Not to worry, this is how the used car game is always played.
No, your $4000 is gone. You can trade in your Aerio, but the trade-in value is what they want to pay you for it. If they offer $5500, your ahead of the game. If they offer $3500, you're behind and you've lost $1000. Not to worry, this is how the used car game is always played.
No, your $4000 is gone. You can trade in your Aerio, but the trade-in value is what they want to pay you for it. If they offer $5500, your ahead of the game. If they offer $3500, you're behind and you've lost $1000. Not to worry, this is how the used car game is always played.