Please advise
Maybe I misunderstand but is it normal for people to pay $1500 per month for a car in North America? I’m in the UK and I cry that my CHR costs me £300 per month
Bro keep paying on your car that is far too much negative
Hi OP. Hell no. Do NOT buy this car. Keep whatever it is you have.
A 2019 Highlander with a 49k payoff remaining? Is that a typo? Wtf???
American financial decisions right here in one picture. Why would you even need to ask if this is a good or bad deal. Its a horrible deal. Common sense
How the hell do you still have $26k in negative equity on your current vehicle? Wow.
Trading it in for another car is absolutely the last thing you need to do right now.
Just keep the vehicle you have unless you like being a debt slave.
Hope that deal come with a free 50 gallon drum of Vaseline…
How the heck do you have 27k in negative equity?
71k for a minivan nowadays!? What the fuck.
Y did u even get a loan out to buy a car?! Who the f does that shit
You owe 50k on your current vehicle that is worth 25ish. Stop car shopping.
We need more info so your paying $26000 cash to get rid of the negative equity or financing The negative equity?
17% APR, absolutely abhorrent. A new car will not dig you out of your hole. Buy a used toyota for 5k, sell your 2022 20k dealer markup dodge charger, and work on paying down the loan.
Shop around bro