Cassondra Vanholland: You have a proven, reliable car. I would not change it for a older vehicle. Even being a Honda, the older vehicle is more likely to fail. Even Hondas wear out.
Antwan Schrum: well it depends if u can sell that car quick and get another one. cause if u don't have a car and u need it :( that will be a drag not having a car when u need it. and if it does u can GEt rid of all the debt quick! so i would do it
Armanda Hertel: If i were you i would sell it for the $13,000 pay it off! That will leave you $7,500 buy a privately owned 1 or 2 owner car in great shape and drop your insurance down to liability,because you own it outright. The money you,ll save on the insurance and intrest on this loan will pay for any repair bills you might have on a different car in the futer.
Morris Olexy: if i were you..i will keep the car for sure..coz we as human, we have feeling towards everything that come over us..example, your car..you dare to say you ! don't have any feeling towards your car from the beginning of the day that you bought that car?and you said that you can easily afford the payments right?i think there's no need for you to sell your beloved to car, rite?^.^ that's what my opinion... ^.^...Show more
Ambrose Mumma: If you got a buyer for 13k, I'd sell it ASAP.Why?The highest price I've seen online via ebayis $10,500 for an excellent civic with only 17,000 miles. One with 64K miles sold for $7,900.00 Your car was certified pre-owned when you drove itoff the lot, now it's used. Now, if you sell this car for 13k, we need to talk.Because you could be making 6k a car, and I would film it. You'd be the King of Cars, I'd be a famous producer have our own reality show.Robert...Show more
Andrew Sinatra: I would keep the car. What car would you get for $ 5,000? Probably one that breaks down every now and then which means you end up being without a car while it is in the shop and you spend part of the mon! ea that you put on the bank for repair bills. With the one you! have you know what you have and since you can afford the installments, better be on the safe side with a good and reliable car.
Clemente Schoeck: Just pay it off, then wait about three (3) months and then sell it.
Avis Brantner: Since you can afford the payments I'd keep it and pay it off then drive it until the wheels fall off while saving for your replacement vehicle so you can pay cash for your next one instead of getting caught in the credit trap again.You can pay it off faster by adding $50 - $100 a month to the payment if you can afford that then you'll have it paid off faster and be out of debt faster.Now if you were wanting to use the car payment your making to attack some other kind of debt selling the car and using the $8k to pay off other debt is a great idea also IF you can sell the car for $13k. You can easily find a good dependable used car for $5k. Then after paying off the other debt save up for your replacement vehicle so again you don't have t! o go in debt for a car ever again.Your on the right track with your plan to get out of debt. More Americans should be working toward this goal before the next dip in the economy comes....Show more
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