couldnt get my vette :(
im probably just gonna bump my payments up to eat up the disequity quicker.
It will happen, just keep trying. It did for me and I never thought I'd have one.



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yup the dealer did some work and couldnt get it to work out. i always put money down in my disequity positions. the amount i wanted to put down wasnt enough. this just fuels me more to get a vette! if i work my negative off almost completely, im gonna go buy myself a Z06! i understand why you guys do the whole "once you get a vette, u wont go back!" deal. after driving one and seeing other vettes out there, it made me feel proud to be an american and owning an american dream car.
maybe ill get lucky and win at quinto! i play like once every 2 weeks. well im 26 and i have dreams so im gonna live them all out. "whatever it takes" is my motto in most situations!



You can assist - keep saving, and keep the credit payments up to date.
once that is done, im gonna go vette hunting and start off fresh and make 24-36 month payments instead of the traditional 60-72 month and just pay the living $#@$@# off on it and just straight up own it. this is the measure of my resolve and this is how it will be. no more monkey business and im gonna make this work! if i do leave for a deployment, it will be this summer. if i make this work out, i could have a vette either for my birthday or xmas. my birthday is dec 14 and we all know when xmas is. either way, im getting what i want!

as always, i am open to any lottery winners who wouldnt mind chipping in a few bucks out of the kindness of their heart LOL!
Last edited by IronMedic; Mar 6, 2006 at 08:18 PM.

Mark, let my wife or mother hear you give that same advice to me and see if they jump at you through the computer screen with a hatchet!
Seriously... Iron medic, bide your time and save some cash. Save enough to pay outright for what you want or get a small loan and have leftover cash for some mad mods (trust the forum... you will want mod money). It worked for me and My wife. The two of us and our vette are extremely happy.
The dealer can to the deal because on a 99 Vette the value is not high enough to roll the 7K from your trade in to the new loan. Banks will give upto 130% of NADA trade in value, so if the 99Vette is 14,000 in the book, 130% is only $18,200 and that is not going to cover your $7,000 you owe on the other car.
What to do?
1. Find a more expensive/higher value Vette. For example, A vette thats in NADA trade-in for 25,000 at 130% the bank will advance 32,500 for the car plus taxes and DMV Fees. That will get you out of the prev. loan, but your payments will be much higher plus, the minute you drive out, your vette loan will put you at least $11,000 in negative equity, unless you will keep the car for the duration of the loan and not care the value of it.
2. This version of how to depends of how bad you want it. If your credit is so so and youre not going to be going for a mortgage in the next 6 yrs and you want to give up your soul for the vette, this is what you do. Go pick out a vette that you want, go for 2002+ year. Sign for the car, Take it home and then call the bank that you have your was to be trade. Tell them you can't afford the payment and you would like to do a voluntary repo. Being that you have your new loan and will make all the payments on time, 5 yrs later, you will still be able to get a new loan probably at 14%. Bank look at your history, they will see a repo, but they will also see you make all your vette payments with out being late. Credit Card? you probably not get any for the next 18 months, then you will get offers ay 19%+. Mortgage? you will probably just pay a little bit more on the rate.
3. I can not tell you, and don't do it, Insurance companies and Fire Marshal are all well aware of the practice and the first thing they look for is how muich did you owe on the car.
If you owe more that 7 thousand on your trade than what it's worth, and you are not planning to buy a house or rely on credit in the next 5yrs, #2 is really not that bad of advice.
do it, your Vette is waiting for you





Sounds like you have a good game plan set to make it happen though, and the car will mean that much more to you when you get it.
I know exactly how you feel, I wanted a vette since I was 7.
Good luck with it man, and keep us posted.
-Curry
once that is done, im gonna go vette hunting and start off fresh and make 24-36 month payments instead of the traditional 60-72 month and just pay the living $#@$@# off on it and just straight up own it. this is the measure of my resolve and this is how it will be. no more monkey business and im gonna make this work! if i do leave for a deployment, it will be this summer. if i make this work out, i could have a vette either for my birthday or xmas. my birthday is dec 14 and we all know when xmas is. either way, im getting what i want!

as always, i am open to any lottery winners who wouldnt mind chipping in a few bucks out of the kindness of their heart LOL!

I hate to tell you this but the easy money method goes to a few pretty women, not guys that want Corvettes. (I can't wait for the comments on this
) If you want the thing just work for it 










