Amatsukaze
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Hey, I've had my 2016 Civic LX for about a year now. I wanted to personalize my car, and as I did more research I realized what I was missing out regarding the turbo.
I want to trade in my car for a turbo HB but I'm $2k underwater on my loan due to the fact I had no credit when I purchased the car and got a terrible rate. I expected to be underwater, I planned to drive this car till the wheels fell off and didn't expect that I really wanted something else.
Now, the smart thing to do is refinance, balance out the loan at minimum with principle payments, and pick up a 17/18 HB which would take about a year to do if I worked for it.
I'm wondering though, could I get a dealer to pay off my loan without carrying over the $2k? I'm currently financed by Honda financial, made all my payments on time, and the car is honestly in great condition with only 19k miles on it.
like, I really want a hatch so damn bad it hurts, but I'm willing to work for it.
I want to trade in my car for a turbo HB but I'm $2k underwater on my loan due to the fact I had no credit when I purchased the car and got a terrible rate. I expected to be underwater, I planned to drive this car till the wheels fell off and didn't expect that I really wanted something else.
Now, the smart thing to do is refinance, balance out the loan at minimum with principle payments, and pick up a 17/18 HB which would take about a year to do if I worked for it.
I'm wondering though, could I get a dealer to pay off my loan without carrying over the $2k? I'm currently financed by Honda financial, made all my payments on time, and the car is honestly in great condition with only 19k miles on it.
like, I really want a hatch so damn bad it hurts, but I'm willing to work for it.
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