What does it mean to cram down a car payment? Does this mean that your repayment amount is lower than your payment for vehicle?
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What does it mean to cram down a car payment?
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Say you owe $15,000 on your car. But it's only worth $10,000. A cramdown would mean that you "cram down" the amount that you owe against the car to the current market value. Basically, it's forcing the bank/finance co. to forgive the difference between the balance and current market value. In the New Law, this is only allowed if you've owned the car for greater than 910 days...
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How is worth determined?
HOw do you establish the worth of a vehicle? Kelley Blue Book is the standard but they list retail prices, then trade in prices at Excellent, Good, Fair and Poor. Then there are private party values as well.
I just tried trading up my vehicle at the Toyota dealership I bought if from used over three years ago. They offered me, in writing, half of what I owe on the car. Can I use that amount?
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