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Should I keep the car or should I sell it?
I just moved to a mountain climate, which gets snow in winter. I have a front-drive Audi Cabriolet I'd be fine in the snow with the proper tires (id spend around $ 800) … The car is in warranty, but starting to show signs of serious problems transmission 76k miles … Despite the assurance that cover the full cost of repairs …. Im only 24 and $ 25 per day provides the guaranteed lease would not even cover a fraction of the cost of car rental face id. I live two hours from the nearest store warranty. If I switch the car into a ford truck again … Im sure id only get about 11k to 16.5k I have about this Audi, and even if the truck had only 10k id end up pretty much the same financial Boat … Its complex. What do I do?
Keep the Audi. Get it fixed under warranty. Try renting a compact car from a rental car agency with great emphasis. You can get one for only $ 30 per days or less. This is very close to what Audi is paying. If you have to have a bigger car or gay, it's you that is costing too much money, not Audi. Also, never get in a roll over negative equity. Its' the worst thing you can do. Take the truck for $ 10,000 as a example. It costs $ 15,500 with trade. Add taxes, licenses and fees, and now it is $ 17,300. Plus financial burden on the loan with credit 5.9% perfect and you are now looking for a total of nearly $ 22,400 for a truck that was only worth $ 10,000 new. It is now 5 years old, earned pen, and maybe about $ 1,400. You just lost $ 21,000 in that truck! Played all the money in tha toilet. $ 21,000 vs.an loss loss of $ 825 for a set of tires and $ 5 per day rental (5 days). Which path will you miss least?
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