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Should I have my car repossessed?
14th November 2010
We are struggling financially. With the mortgage, car note, car insurance (on two vehicles) credit card debts, student loan payments and monthly utilities ( electricity, and water) not to mention phone bill, etc etc, my husband and I are falling deeper and deeper into the hole each month. We have three kids and we have to keep in mind that we need money after all the bills are paid to feed our family. We keep bouncing checks just to make it from month to month therefore spending money before we have it and putting us deeper and deeper into the hole. My husband and I talked about what we should do. We are going to cut back on expenses and get rid of extras….also we have a truck that is paid for. We are still very much in debt with the car and owe somewhere around 10k still. If we were to let them come and pick up the car, our family would be saving 500/month. We only need one vehicle anyways. Should we go ahead and do this? I’ve never had to do something as drastic as this before. What are some of the things that will be involved? I know it will effect the credit for 7 to 10 years. Also, we have consoladated our credit card bills and we pay one payment a month. When the car is auctioned off and the remaining balance is put forth to us, we plan on consoladating that as well with the other debts. Please, anyone have any advice or any other approaches to this difficult situation?
we’ve tried food stamps and medicaid but we do not qualify.
Tips On Finding Used Cars In Toronto
19th October 2010
Buying a car brand-new is going to be a fairly expensive affair and as soon as you drive the vehicle off the parking lot its value is likely to be immediately diminished. It is for this reason that many people opt to purchase used cars instead and by doing so you will not only be able to save a great deal of money, but will also be able to find a vehicle that has a good track record as well. However, often people find that used cars are a little bit more expensive than they may have expected. This may be because dealers are simply trying to squeeze a few hundred extra dollars out of you, or private sellers are completely overestimating the value of the vehicle. Regardless, there are some things you can do to find much more affordable used cars in Toronto. Let’s quickly consider what these might options are.
It is a good idea to go down to your local grocery store or convenience store and find out if there are any local sales magazines where all sorts of different items are listed both through local dealerships and also private sellers. Here you should find numerous options and therefore a quick flick down the list should help you find something suitable at great value.
When you look in these magazines it is certainly a good idea to consider the publication date. This will be important in helping you to get your hands on any magazine as soon as it is released. By doing this you are likely to be one of the first to identify any decent deals.
Of course, it would be foolish to not take advantage of online used car websites as well. A simple search using your search engine should help you to identify numerous different websites that you can take advantage of. Again, these should list of vehicles both from dealers and also private sellers as well.
By using these websites you will be able to specify the exact type of vehicle you are looking for. You can put in your own criteria based on make, model, mileage, colour, year, and all sorts of other features as well. As such, by doing this you will be able to find used vehicles in your local area that specifically appeal to you.
Smaller car dealerships are also a good option. Instead of going to the larger dealerships where you are more likely to have to pay a premium price, try to find local independent dealerships as well. Here you will be much more likely to identify some excellent deals and if not you can give them your information and preferences and they will get in touch if anything suitable comes along.
A final option would be to search in the local classifieds. Always pick up the local paper and check to see if there are any vehicles on offer. Make sure that you get up early in the morning to grab hold of the paper for anyone else so that you can identify deals more quickly.
At the end of the day, persistence is important. If you spend a lot of time looking around for cars Toronto you should eventually identify something that is cheap and which fits your preferences.
Are you looking for a automobile? Check out your one stop shop for finding great used cars Toronto.
With the sheer number of used cars in Toronto that are up for sale you quickly discover that you have many more makes and models to choose from than you perhaps initially thought. Looking through these cars for that diamond in amongst them can be difficult and if you do not know what you are looking for you could buy something for more than the market value.
So when in the market for used cars in Toronto or elsewhere you should perhaps keep these following things at the forefront of your mind. Having them in mind can help you in avoiding buying a bad car. They may be basic but there is a real logic behind them.
By the time you get to the stage of going to look at a car you have probably already thought about the make you would like to buy so you should spend time doing a bit of research to see what others are charging. It is best to get a general picture of the prices to know if a particular dealer if charging above the market value.
It is best to have a good idea of what you can pay for a car without it getting yourself into too much financial difficulties. You need to ensure that you are able to stick to these figures and do not go above it no matter what the temptations may be. It is very easy to see a car just out of your price range and believe it is ok to still buy it as it is only a little bit more money. You have to keep in mind additional costs such as how much to run the car with fuel, insurance and also if it is expensive to repair.
When you go to look at a car either through a private seller or through an actual dealer there are of course points you should focus on before buying. These points are more about the car itself and not the budget you have set. Again they may be basic but following them can save you more money in the long term.
An important part is to check that the car you are looking at is the same car mentioned in the documents that go with the car. You can do this by paying close attention to the engine plate and cross checking the number on it with that in the documents. Also look closely at the plate to see if it has been tampered with in any way that may indicate an attempt to forge a number.
The bodywork of the car and its condition is also very important and you should ensure you have a good light source before checking it over. Attention should be paid at any signs of rust which can lead to much bigger problems and several large bills in the future. Any signs of repairs to the body as the result of a crash should also be studied with a focus on things such as the surface not being as smooth as elsewhere or the paint itself not being the exact same all over. This could show filler has been used on the body to fix something.
On dry days you should check the seals around windows or a sunroof for any evidence of it having been leaking. The last thing that you need is to buy your car and discover it has filled with water on the first rainy day.
Lastly of course you should never buy used or new cars Toronto or anywhere else for that matter without actually test driving it first. You can learn a lot about how the car feels to drive and you can discover if it actually is the right car for you.
Are you looking for a automobile? Check out your one stop shop for finding great used cars in Toronto.
Car Dealership sold me a car that was still owned by the auction! what do I do?
14th September 2010
I bought a car from a dealership, it wasnt a huge dealership with any BIG name etc. but was a decent size and had been there for quite awhile selling vehicles…. paid for the car through a bank wire transfer, got the bill of sale, now they inform me that I cannot get the car because the owner of the business did not pay the auto auction that the car was from..
The owner bought the car from the auto auction and paid for it with a check.. he then took the car to his lot, sold it to me, and when I went there the auto auction informed me that his check bounced!
Now the dealership, no one is there!
I cannot get ahold of anyone by phone, e-mail or anything!!!
I contacted an attorney now, and I am so distraught.
Any one gone through this or have any advice for me??
I want the car I paid for!
((the reason that i didnt take it the day I paid was because it was being detailed))
Car Dealership Sold me a Car that they bought from an Auction with a bad check HELP!!!?
12th September 2010
bought a car from a dealership, it wasnt a huge dealership with any BIG name etc. but was a decent size and had been there for quite awhile selling vehicles…. paid for the car through a bank wire transfer, got the bill of sale, now they inform me that I cannot get the car because the owner of the business did not pay the auto auction that the car was from..
The owner bought the car from the auto auction and paid for it with a check.. he then took the car to his lot, sold it to me, and when I went there the auto auction informed me that his check bounced!
Now the dealership, no one is there!
I cannot get ahold of anyone by phone, e-mail or anything!!!
I contacted an attorney now, and I am so distraught.
Any one gone through this or have any advice for me??
I want the car I paid for!
((the reason that i didnt take it the day I paid was because it was being detailed))
Whats going to happen now? Can I still get my car from the Auction??
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