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Old Jan 11, 2008 | 05:36 PM
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According to KBB I should expect $13.5k for my car. That is in good condition, which my car falls into. Although it migt be a little naive of me to think I will get that from the dealer, that will allow me to put $3.5k down on the new car, which is more than 20% of the total cost of the car (which is a good thing).

Things are looking promising, even if I am being a bit naive. My boyfriend and I talked to the rep and voiced our concerns. I feel confident we may get what we are both looking for on reasonable terms...but we will have to see.
Old Jan 11, 2008 | 06:50 PM
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Good luck, at least you're doing your research and number crunching ahead of time. Check with your local credit unions and banks, a lot of time they'll give you breaks for having direct deposit with them and for doing 10% LTV or 20% LTV.
For example, my credit union has 6.99% but I got .5% off for having direct deposit with them, I would have gotten an additional 1/4% off for 10% down and an additional 1/4% off that if 20% down. As it stands I'm doing 6.49% which isn't bad at all. I also checked on bankrate.com to get a good idea of rates.
Hope this helps.
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