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It's possible to buy used cars. Used cars don't drop huge amounts when you buy them, because they've already started to depreciate. Losing that "single owner" b
by pc86 4y ago
It's possible to buy used cars. Used cars don't drop huge amounts when you buy them, because they've already started to depreciate. Losing that "single owner" badge on a website or carfax might be worth $200, if that.
If you've purchased used cars and put anything more than a pittance, you've likely never been underwater on the loan. In 2019 I purchased a 2016 car for $25k with 10% down. I've made minimum payments on a 5 year loan and it's never been under water. While by their definition I think it qualifies as "very good," the "good" KBB trade-in value is currently $23k (honestly higher than I thought).
- cosmotic 4y agoIn the case of a used car, you'd lose the difference between the marked up price and the trade in value.