What do car dealers do with unsold vehicles when the new models come out?
349910
They sell them at reduced costs because at the end of the quarter and year units is what they make commission on not dollar amount, or they move those vehicles to a "sister" dealership so they have room for the new inventory.
193234
if you were deducting expenses or depreciation for the car on your tax return, then yes.\n\nif you are in a trade or business of selling cars, then yes.\n\nif it is just a sale of your personal vehicle, no.
717902
Well, that all depends on whether or not the bank that repo'd the car was able to collect the total outstanding balance after selling the car. If not, you have an outstanding debt still on your credit, and it will be there indefinitely, despite what some people may tell you. Yeah, it technically will come off after 7 years, but if you ever go to get a mortgage or other large loan, they're going to see that you have that still outstanding. Good luck getting a bank to look the other way on something like that...
302465
When the finance company pays the dealer
389056
wheels those are not buy yet
876775
take it to the dealer....
1087599
They are very popular in vehicles now. The combination players actually add a bit of value to used cars.
72103
get yourself a new car...
120251
well i think that the old model looks way way better than\nthe new one.that is a mosle car and the old look better discribes it. but if you want to by the new one anyway\nyou better do it fast, because they are going to stop productin. it was on the newspaper.
682795
Lets say; you have a car (will say car 1) valued at $20,000.  All payments are current for 7 months; mileage is reasonable (meaning you didn't put a lot of miles on it) And it hasn't been recked.  Then you decide I like another car that is $15,000 (Will say car 2) you want too purchase.  The dealership will most likely, take the value of car 1 now being valued at $17.000 and let you refinance car 2 using the extra $2,000 as your down payment.\nTherefore you would get a new payment book & your payments would be cheaper because car 2 would be $13,000. They would clean up car 1 put it back on the lot & resell it for $18,500.  It would not affect your credit at all!!!!!!!!\n\nHope You Understand!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
828942
Most likely they have a identical vehicle without a registration.  They will change the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) to match the registration of your friend's vehicle.  Then they can sell it.
293025
Ask your insurance agent.  Most sell them
410462
I suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private party (a person who wants to sell his/her car). You don't want a little car. How about a midsize? The bigger cars take more gas. I think Coriscas, Acclaims, Hondas and BMWs are good cars. The smallest car made is the Mini Cooper, but you've already decided you don't want a small one. \nI suggest you go to a used car dealer or by from a private par
716154
If you agreed to diagnostics but not repairs at the main dealer, you should not need to pay. Report the local garage to the Trading Standards to deal with what could be a scam.
916837
Buy the car with leasing you don't own the car. It will cost more in the long run.
356315
If the companies are still being traded, then you can go to your brokerage (like Waterhouse) and sell it, or you can sell it at a collectibles shop if the Company is dead.
2762
Whatever you do, don't let it get reposessed. Try to sell it for whatever is left to be paid  on the car finance agreement or check with the dealer if you find someone to take over payments.