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  • Um why in the world would you trade in a car you own, they are only gonna give you 15 to 20 percent what it's worth on Kelly blue book. So a better option would be to sell it yourself for bluebook value then use that money towards your new car.

  • im buying a use car its a chrysler 300

  • wow! this was just the kind of video i was looking for. very informative and straight forward. very well done!

  • When trading in a vehicle a consumer will receive a tax credit. If the new vehicle is priced at $20,000, and the trade is valued at $5000, then the buyer only pays sales tax on $15,000 (where sales tax applies.) At 10% sales tax a person with a $5000 trade will pay $1500 in sales tax on a $20,000 car. A person with let's say $6000 down (assuming he/she sold the trade privately) will pay $2000 in sales tax. Of course the buyer still comes out ahead, however it may no longer be worth the time.

  • and whoever went to town with the crayons, BRAVO! You are amazing!!

  • What a helpful vid!

  • swanky music and informative. The voice acting is great!

  • So informative! Now I know how to get top-dollar for my old car and save on my new car!

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