Wife totaled the car, what now

[The King]

I never buy an extended warranty on a new car any more. Last time I purchased one through Ford in 2003 I never once used it, which admittedly speaks well for the car.

[Tyrone Biggums]

I would by a 15k Chrysler 300C and dump 20K in to it. You know, just to keep it up to date while I daily it for a few years.

[BMCSean]

I would by a 15k Chrysler 300C and dump 20K in to it. You know, just to keep it up to date while I daily it for a few years.

Now we are going places.


Abecx is going to hack your cpu to pieces.

[Broncojohnny]

Have you tried hitting it?

The wife, not the car.

[lincolnboy]

I would by a 15k Chrysler 300C and dump 20K in to it. You know, just to keep it up to date while I daily it for a few years.

Be better to buy a Mona lisa and stash it in the trunk

[slow99]

I would by a 15k Chrysler 300C and dump 20K in to it. You know, just to keep it up to date while I daily it for a few years.

Bravo

[Chili]

I would by a 15k Chrysler 300C and dump 20K in to it. You know, just to keep it up to date while I daily it for a few years.

Lmao!

[juiceweezl]

This thread has so much win.

[petyweestraw]

Have a life insurance policy on your wife?

Sucks, but all you can do is argue for more with the insurance company. If you're that far apart in DTV, GAP was the only thing that would make it easy.

Lol that was awesome as my wife pissed me the fuck off today. Made my night bro. Thanx

[gonzo]

We're eliminating quite a bit of negative equity with a lease. but my wife barely drive 10k per year so it made sense for us. After 39 months we will be clear of the negative equity from my last 2 rides

[Big A]

We're eliminating quite a bit of negative equity with a lease. but my wife barely drive 10k per year so it made sense for us. After 39 months we will be clear of the negative equity from my last 2 rides

Do tell, how does leasing a car eliminate negative equity? It's helping you pay it down/off, which is not much different than rolling it into financing. You're currently likely paying for the cost of depreciation, some profit, and a bit extra to pay down that negative equity. At the end of your lease you'll be turning in a car with x amount of positive equity, and get $0 in return, thus paying off all that negative equity plus interest.

[gonzo]

Do tell, how does leasing a car eliminate negative equity? It's helping you pay it down/off, which is not much different than rolling it into financing. You're currently likely paying for the cost of depreciation, some profit, and a bit extra to pay down that negative equity. At the end of your lease you'll be turning in a car with x amount of positive equity, and get $0 in return, thus paying off all that negative equity plus interest.

We did a Red Carpet Lease through Ford on a 15 Explorer. At the end of the lease we have the option to refi the remaining balance and keep it, or walk away from the lease and pay whatever the fee is. We will have zero balance to go in whatever direction we choose. Back when I sold cars I did this to get my dad out of a shitty lease on a toyota he was 10k flipped on. He did a 24 mo red carpet option(doesn't exist anymore) and totally eliminated the negative equity after the 2 years.

[Big A]

It's all good, just pointing out that negative equity doesn't just go away, you're paying it, just like your dad did, just in a less obvious (to you) way.

[petyweestraw]

???? Lease a car you're upside down on and buying? To pay it off faster? So lost

[gonzo]

we had 6k in negative equity which is basically $120 per month added onto my payment. At the end of 39 mos that works out to only 4700 of the negative equity paid on. So I walk away +1300. If I kept vehicles until the wheels fell off then it makes no sense to lease it. But we trade quite often, and this made the most sense