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This is what normal people will think. But they will be in deep trouble if the car need to total write-off or when they want to sell [shakehead]

 

Try till Scrap is the Best solution.. [rolleyes]

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Hi guys, i really need some opinions on these....Currently im driving a Honda Jazz and tot of changing to OPC car. ..if my balance full settlement is 48K and managed to sell at 31K, my balance outstanding with the financial co. is around $17k. If there is a dealer who can help me to get a new OPC car and overtrade the 17k at a lower interest and lower mthly instalment than my current jazz ..izzit worth to change to tat OPC??

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u got to get a higher price car inorder to take 17k overtrade..

 

the car u look at must at least 90k or higher... if not very hard to get 17k back...

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What if to change car,sekali got outstanding bank loan of 20K + 6K from refinance rebate.

Tat is my fren trying to do,itchy backside whip.gif

 

Overtrade,cash rebate for new car,still not enuff to get the new car laugh.gif

Chey....no money still wanna drive new car. shakehead.gif

 

Loan not approved......nevermind "

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Why must you do this & get urself deeper in debt? Just change ur car to OPC to enjoy lower tax? Jazz is alrdy v economical. I dont see how u can save much by doing this.

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agree.. bottom line is no money dont buy car.

loan till the moon just to own a car. some young people never die before. banks are merciless when you default.

 

Yes...no money no new car...

jus weeks ago a new article was saying more and more youngsters owe credit card bills.

sigh...they need finance managing skills...school no teach?

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Think one of my friend fall into this category.Buy a vios with 10 year loan.Drive 4 years,sell it away with 30K + loan extra.Go and put new car,now haha...this kind of ppl,think COE low means good time to put new car.laughing my ass off when he told me.Buy his car from his relative so what?Buy car from relative if default relative help him pay?Btw,if overtrade,need gurantor?

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Neutral Newbie

must see if your earning good or not...

 

if ok then dun need any gurantor, as long as they still u yourself can pay up...

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Neutral Newbie

agreed... youngsters are not taught on saving money nowadays... they just need to open their palms to their parents and $$$ will appear... the worst thing is... Stagflation is approaching and it is going to be a major impact on the economy... best is if you have money on your hand, SAVE IT... this storm wun be going away so soon... so better to keep some money with you and if not necessary, dun buy unnecessarily...

 

DAve

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Must get guarantor or not depends on his/her credit rating.

Earn 10K /month if got many loan still need guarantor

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Supersonic
Hi guys, i really need some opinions on these....Currently im driving a Honda Jazz and tot of changing to OPC car. ..if my balance full settlement is 48K and managed to sell at 31K, my balance outstanding with the financial co. is around $17k. If there is a dealer who can help me to get a new OPC car and overtrade the 17k at a lower interest and lower mthly instalment than my current jazz ..izzit worth to change to tat OPC??

 

 

effectively, you're as good as buying a normal car wif that additional $17k lumped into the OPC price.

 

pay normal car instalment and drive OPC? doesn't make any sense to me..... hur.gif

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Hi all

 

What is overtrade?

How does overtrade works?

 

IS the rebate value from one-motoring is the amount that we can offset for the balance of our loan?

 

Thanks.

 

If one really needs to do an overtrade to purchase a new car, it simply means he/she cannot afford it.

 

Don't risk it man.

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Turbocharged
Hi all

 

What is overtrade?

How does overtrade works?

 

IS the rebate value from one-motoring is the amount that we can offset for the balance of our loan?

 

Thanks.

 

Don't try it pal, it'll just land you into mroe debt.

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does purchasing of car related to IR8A?i mean if i report say 8k this year,next year i report like say 5k.can?Just to brush through the car dealer?

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