Sentences with phrase «car than the trade»

If you owe more on your car than the trade - in value is worth, you'll have to pay off that difference first.

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GV, Alphabet Inc.'s venture capital firm, offered up significantly less than half of its stake in Uber even though Alphabet's self - driving car subsidiary Waymo is suing Uber for stealing trade secrets.

«The artificially low monthly payment will disguise the fact that you're paying more than you should for the car and financing and getting less than you could for your trade - in.»

Markets have been on edge in recent sessions amid concerns of a potential trade war between China and the U.S.. On Wednesday, China announced fresh tariffs on 106 U.S. products, including cars, whiskey and soybeans — less than 24 hours after the U.S. administration issued a list of Chinese imports that it would target.

In the past three years, the US steel industry has brought more than a dozen such cases to the Commerce Department and the US Trade Commission — some leading to tariffs of more than 500 percent on certain Chinese steel products used to make cars and appliances.

Shares of Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) were trading higher by more than 3 percent early Tuesday following unconfirmed reports the electric - car and solar - power maker is close to reaching an agreement with the Chinese government.

Buyers with a trade - in pay an average of $ 990 more than those who do not trade in their used cars, according to the research.

The red - stitched black leather looks and smells more expensive than the hides in the other cars; the no - frills dashboard trades overwrought styling features for simple functionality, and the Mazda's driving dynamics are, simply put, a whole class ahead of its rivals.

Being upside down on a trade in did hike the price up a bit, but it left my car note only a little bit more than it was before WITH gap insurance included.

The biggest problems are (1) I don't trust my car — reliability is non-existent, (2) the resale value is limited if I were to trade it in at a dealership and I could not in good conscience, sell it to another person (3) I don't meet the lemon law requirement of 4 problems over 12 months and (4) I can not afford another car payment — and I should not have to buy a new car — this one has less than 55,000 miles on it!

But unlike the original car, version 3.0 is competing only for GT class honors rather than trading paint — well, carbon - fiber — with Porsche, Audi, and Toyota for overall wins in the prototype class.

They are in business and will not GIVE you a car, or pay off some huge amount YOU owe on a car which you probably shouldn't have bought to begin with, and I really never heard of ANY Dealership giving you MORE than your TRADE IN is worth according to Kelly Blue Book, so get over it.

They offered me 2k less than other dealerships on my trade and would not budge on the price of their used car.

It's too bad that you can't buy a new car with a rotary engine or one that weighs less than a ton (save for the Smart ForTwo), but when good cars can't be bought in dealerships, they trade in a market that values them as more than cars.

Despite their cars» homely virtues, each automaker, in its own way, traded on an offbeat sportiness borne of Sweden's rally mind - set rather than America's drag - strip mentality.

It is softer and corners with a bit more body roll than those other cars, but it is an intelligent trade - off to take that tiny backward step in body control for the monumental leap in ride quality.

0 - 62mph is dealt with in 3.9 sec, over a second slower than the Atom, but the trade - off is a car that you could use everyday — according to Lotus.

It's a big car - every time I climbed out and looked at it, particularly in profile, it seemed more like a sports saloon than a «hot hatch» - and occasionally it feels it, trading a smaller hatch's hyperactive agility for a more grown - up effectiveness, but that shouldn't be read that the experience is in any way dull.

Bought a great car for my wife that she loves, price was be... low trade in value, in and out of dealer in less than an hour.

I bought this car with less than 20 miles on it when I traded in my 2002 1.8 T Jetta GLS with a 5 speed manual.

VW Golf GTI a jack - of - all - trades This car makes fewer compromises than North Korean despot Kim Jong Un.

just traded in a 2013 volvo c70 for a brand new elantra sport with 6 - spd manual.wow, this car has it all... high tech bluetooth, back up camera, push button start, heated leather seats, power driver seat, just to name a few.i got the windy blue with beige leather.great sound & love the steering.paint is better than on a volvo.

Two of every five Zephyr buyers are trading in vehicles other than Ford or Lincoln - Mercury cars and trucks, Lincoln says.

Now I had done my research on trade - in value and what other cars have sold for and I had a price in mind which was obviously lower than the listing price.

They were more than fair on my trade - in and I didn't have to haggle over the cost of my new Jeep (the reason I've been putting off a new car - I typically DREAD the process).

Then again, some people argue a slightly firmer ride is less likely to aggravate travel sickness than a smooth - riding, but wallowy car, and it's fair trade for the Tourer's nimbleness.

Part of the trade - off for a car that's more agile than a people carrier really should be, though, is a ride that's a touch firm.

If you drive a lot of highway miles, diesel cars — like the 2014 Chevy Cruze diesel — are right choice for cost per mile driven, and most diesel vehicles have higher trade - in values than gasoline - powered cars.

Traded a Murano and that car was so much heavier than the Altima along with quieter.

Factory - certified cars go through a more thorough inspection than trade - ins undergoing a typical reconditioning process conducted by dealers.

i traded it on a 2003 se with a 2.7 I like the body style of the 2003 drives better than the 96 model the price of the progam car was great

Bought car used with 23,000 miles on it, traded in 2006 spec v completly bolted with nismo add on, altima is beauty of a car I got the 3.5 se and the power is great, have had less than a week and I have been to dealer twice passenger front seatbelt was broken and it had been in a slight fender bender which sales man didn't tell me about when reading the carfax to me I should of read it myself, bonehead move on my part, all in all it is a Nice car but the oem bridgestones are like driving on the original caveman wheel, LOL, extremely loud on highway to say the least.

Much to my surprise the car was better than expected, Tim was friendlier than expected, the trade - in value for my car was higher than expected and the financing was easier than expected.

Frontier SV Red 5 - Speed Automatic with OverdriveWe will buy your car, even if you don't buy ours, and we guarantee more for your trade than CarMax.

He and his managers did everything they could to get me into the car I wanted the very same day, including giving me way more for my trade - in than it was really worth.

Much better car than the FX45 we traded in.

The gas mileage is much better than our Explorer, which we traded for this car.

Most American cars I buy are usually in the shop more than I get to drive then trade them in and become upside down.

I pointed out that the sticker on this Ford was over $ 5,000.00 higher than the 2013 Mercedes SLK that I traded in on the car.

An individual's value to his creditors at time of filing a consumer proposal comprises his assets valued at liquidation (auction) pricing (that may be a garage sale for your furniture and household goods, the wholesale cash buyer for your car, or the pawnbroker for your jewellery) after deducting exemption in prescribed, legislated amount (s) for car, household goods, clothing, tools of the trade, medical aids, home, life insurance, pensions, RRSP, etc., which amounts to little or nothing for the large majority of us, less than our debt in any case.

I can not understand why anyone who has been exposed to price action trading would ever trade any other way, it simply doesn't make any sense, it's like trying to drive a car blindfolded; basically making something that's relatively simple in nature much more complicated than it ever needs to be.

An underwater trade - in refers to a used car whose market value is lower than the current auto loan balance on that vehicle.

In other words, the car depreciated in value faster than the original auto loan was paid off before the trade - in.

Car owners who owed more than their cars were worth had an average of $ 4,832 in negative equity before they traded up to something shiny and new.

But if what you owe on the Versa is more than its trade - in value, you'll have to pay the difference by adding that amount to the new car loan.

Each car handles with weight behind it and that huge V8 ensures a nice amount of slide as you hit the accelerator leading to some fun racing as your AI track partners are more than willing to trade paint with you, sadly this shows one of the games biggest flaws as it's damage model and feeling of impact are sadly lacking.

Feinstein's bill requires that the used car being traded in get less than 18 mpg.

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Also, as for the CO2 arguments — I tend to think people will be more happy to trade - off CO2 emmisions than their cars, not matter what the long term damage, and no matter what they happen to say they will do.

It's a longstanding tradition among many American families: Mom and Dad buy a new car for themselves, then turn their old one over to a teenage son or daughter rather than sell it or trade it in.