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Feb 7, 2002

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thinking of selling my car

i am thinking of selling my car, but i am financing my car now. Am i able to trade in for another vehicle?

Feb 7, 2002

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absolutely, im not sure exactly how they work things in that situation, but I'm sure it can be done

You selling your Civic?[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-frown.gif[/IMG] OR, are you selling your car to GET a Civic

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yeah i hope your getting a civic [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG]

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Of course you can trade in a financed car.................what are thinking about getting? (If the answer is a ford focus, please do not respond..jk).

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if your thnking about gettng a new Si, go for an SER spec V instead. its the better buy.

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yeah, i might get a spec v, i heard that it is pretty fast, and i like 6 speed too

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you can always trade your car in for a new one... i was leasing a 2000 civic, and i decided to go for the new body style so i traded it in. i had to a pay a ittle extra though because my lease was up yet, but if you are financing and not leasing it shouldn't have to pay extra.

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you might have to pay if you owe the bank more than the car sells for [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-puke.gif[/IMG]

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<< if your thnking about gettng a new Si, go for an SER spec V instead. its the better buy. >>

The Si is faster and lighter(somehow) but the SER has more displacement and LSD. Nissans have a lot more problems than hondas though (especially newer ones). Can't argue with the 6spd tho, i just dont like sedans.

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<< The Si is faster and lighter(somehow) but the SER has more displacement and LSD. Nissans have a lot more problems than hondas though (especially newer ones). Can't argue with the 6spd tho, i just dont like sedans. >>

Si faster and lighter than the SE-R!? how do you figure that? the new si is a friggin boat, 2,744 i believe, the SE-R is, at the most, 50 or so lbs heavier...

of course, i believe SCC when they say those production SE-R's they tested all turned out sh!tty dyno results, 141hp and 150lbs-ft to the wheels... i'm guessing the si is slower, not by much though, SE-R being equal with the si in whp, but having a 30lbs-ft torque advantage