Monte Carlo I also used to own
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Not everytime. The bank I use is a lot different than most. USAA, I'm sure you've heard of it Gunner. Anyway, instead of financing 125% of the retail value that most banks do (which allows you to get upside down since you borrowing more than the worth). They only allow 110% of the whole sale value. You know, what the car is worth at auction. This way it'* really hard to get upside down since the whole sale value is a lot less than the retail value.
As was the case of this car. The financed just under $9k, but my final price (due to being upside down on the Monte) was $13,5. I had to come out of pocket to buy this thing, but I am no longer upside down so if I get in a wreck the insurance should pay it all off.
As was the case of this car. The financed just under $9k, but my final price (due to being upside down on the Monte) was $13,5. I had to come out of pocket to buy this thing, but I am no longer upside down so if I get in a wreck the insurance should pay it all off.
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