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Originally Posted by xs2man
Well, obviously you don't buy a motor that has more finance outstanding than the asking price, but how is there too many variables in paying off the finance company, in full, directly yourself?
Am I missing something here as to why you paying off the finance companies full interest in the vehicle doesn't completely take away any risk of the finance companies further involvement? Where are the extra variables that I appear to be missing here?
Is it not just as simple as :
Car is worth X + Y where X is outstanding to finance company, and Y is balance of cars value.
So you pay X to finance company and Y to the seller. Does that not complete the equation? Or am I missing a Z variable?
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Your missing the zebra tax that comes with the car!
So seem to think its all about xylophones and yankee candles!
Obviously!