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Re: Chrysler Financial
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Posted by Tell Me Everything
(64.12.96.78) on January 02, 2004 at 23:55:59:
In Reply to: Chrysler Financial posted by StellGirl77 on January 02, 2004 at 19:36:15:
I don't know if anyone has tried this, but depending on the age of the car, and if you aren't upside down on yourloan, Maybe you can trade it in.......At a used car dealer for a car with either a very much lower car payment, or see if you can trade it in for a vehicle of a lesser value or one that you may not have to pay much. Atleast you won't have a repo on your credit, because they legally purchased the car, and you will still have another vehicle, I don't know if I am explaining myself well. Or you can to SOMEONE YOU TRUST sell them the vehicle, lets say you are behind two months=$600 then ask for $700 down payment and they have to continue to make the payments.... But do a contract between you and them, and they have to pay you directly, then you pay the car.. So this way you do not give them a free car.. And atleast you can pay off the past due, and continue to have the car on your credit in a positive status........ Good Luck O BTY A voluntary repo looks just as bad as involuntary.LOL
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