Saturday, October 31, 2009

A slick talking salesman talked me into getting a 84 month car loan. How do I get out of it?

salesman now works in another dept and has no knowledge of deal made to put me in another car after 3 months



A slick talking salesman talked me into getting a 84 month car loan. How do I get out of it?

Well if you like the car what you can do so that the term does not have to stretch to 84 mo is to make bigger payments. Try adding another 50 bucks a month and you should cut off a huge amount of financing time. Another way is to go to you bank and refinance. There could be additional fees applied. Just don't be silly and let the car get repo. Then you will find that you will have a very hard time financing ever again.



A slick talking salesman talked me into getting a 84 month car loan. How do I get out of it?

LONG ROW TO HOE...SALESMAN CAN'T MAKE DEALS....



SOUNDS LIKE YOU CAN TURN IT IN OR PAY OR REFINANCE..



WAY TO LONG TO FINANCE.....



A slick talking salesman talked me into getting a 84 month car loan. How do I get out of it?

Boy these days of outsourcing jobs. and someone signed a 7 year car payments. File Bankruptcy,the car will be worthless in 4 years.



A slick talking salesman talked me into getting a 84 month car loan. How do I get out of it?

take all your loan paperwork to a lawyer. if its perfectly ok, your only way out would be to try to sell the car and pay off the loan with the proceeds, which probably would never be enough..................................... i'd like to know what kind of vehicle did you buy?? whatever it was, it wasn't worth it.............................the salesman was the only one who was %26quot;being slick%26quot; the day this deal was made. sorry.



A slick talking salesman talked me into getting a 84 month car loan. How do I get out of it?

The best way of creating a solution to this dilemna is to look at the original contract. All companies that sell public goods need to keep all financial documents filed away for seven years.



What you will have to do is go to the companies administrative departent and get the name of the person and his signature of the transaction that was made between the both of you. If that doesn't work then call the BBB - better business bearu and help you. They handle all complaints for customers.



Just so you know as well part of you resolution would be manage through the length of time the incident ocurred.



A slick talking salesman talked me into getting a 84 month car loan. How do I get out of it?

You can sell the car whenever you'd like. Of course, you'll be upside down. In a 60 month loan it usually takes about 2 1/2-3 years before you're no longer upside down. As far as an 84 month loan, you'll probably be upside down for about 4 1/2-5 years. These numbers are averages because it depends on the type of car and also what you put down as to how much negative equity you'll have.



You're probably stuck with the car for a while anyway, so my recommendation is to pay more than the minimum monthly payment. Under most circumstances, there is no penalty for paying a car loan off early, so if you can pay a considerable amount extra you'll be able to build positive equity sooner and you can pay the note off sooner than seven years.



A slick talking salesman talked me into getting a 84 month car loan. How do I get out of it?

sounds like you bought more car than you can afford. It is the american way. Contrary to what people think of car salesmen as crooks, the banks limit what we can sell you a car for. They know that if you default on the loan they will take a bath on the car. Normally we can only finance 110% of MSRP including sales tax which people rarely want to put down. What it sounds like is champagne taste and beer budget and they stretched out the term to give you payment in your budget. Enjoy the vehicle, you are going to own it for a long time. By the way, no one put a gun to your head for you to sign and the term is clearly disclosed on the contract. You need to pay more attention next time

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