I have a car that I owe a little under 5k for, I would like to trade in the car and buy a car outright "cash". The balance on my car, will this go towards payment that I would like to make on new car?

Asked by Raypooh Jun 06, 2012 at 07:22 PM about the 2007 Ford Taurus SE Fleet

Question type: Shopping & Pricing

Car is in excellent shape.

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Mike answered 12 years ago

I looked up an average 07 Taurus SE similar to the company car I once had and found excellent with 60K miles to be worth close to above. Here's a link to my Kelly Blue Book results. You can enter your own zip code and get a more exact value for your car there too. http://www.kbb.com/ford/taurus/2007-ford-taurus/se-sedan-4d/?vehicleid=83707&intent=trade-in-sell&mileage=60000&category=sedan&options=1751409%7ctrue%7c1751421%7ctrue&pricetype=trade-in#survey

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Raypooh answered 12 years ago

Thank you much to the both of you. I am glad that I asked this question as I assumed that I could not trade it in if I wanted to pay cash for new vehicle and still receive credit for old vehicle.

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