[unrulyteach]

So I want to trade my 06 325xi with 92k miles on it for a 07 335i with 85k miles comes with I drive and CA. The thing is I still don't own my car the bank does what would be the right way to go about this situation!

[Underground6t9]

Your going to either have to pay the remaining balance off or trade the car in and rollover what ever the remaining balance to new loan. You need to get the dealership to give as much money as possible for your trade in. I hope that helps.

[unrulyteach]

Originally Posted by Underground6t9

Your going to either have to pay the remaining balance off or trade the car in and rollover what ever the remaining balance to new loan. You need to get the dealership to give as much money as possible for your trade in. I hope that helps.

Cause I talk to one of the guys at the dealership today about it and he said that I basically got screwed with my purchase

[Underground6t9]

Originally Posted by unrulyteach

Cause I talk to one of the guys at the dealership today about it and he said that I basically got screwed with my purchase

Does he mean you overpaid for your car?

[unrulyteach]

Originally Posted by Underground6t9

Does he mean you overpaid for your car?

Yes pretty much

[unrulyteach]

What do you think the value of the 07 335 is. It hav sports package I believe not sure, 18" alloys, CA, I drive/navi heated seats. And it's also blue

[BayMoWe335]

Make more money and stop trying to buy crap you can't afford and will go to $0.

[sea6speed]

Originally Posted by unrulyteach

Cause I talk to one of the guys at the dealership today about it and he said that I basically got screwed with my purchase

Then it's probably not a good time to trade up to a car that's likely going to cost even more to own.

[unrulyteach]

Originally Posted by BayMoWe335

Make more money and stop trying to buy crap you can't afford and will go to $0.

Whoa harsh much

[patents]

How much do you owe on your car?

[Delta0311]

07 335 with 85k miles, you better make sure it's service history is spot on and all maintenance was already done (fluids, filters, gaskets etc) or else you mind as well start filing your bankruptcy paper work now.

[unrulyteach]

Originally Posted by Delta0311

07 335 with 85k miles, you better make sure it's service history is spot on and all maintenance was already done (fluids, filters, gaskets etc) or else you mind as well start filing your bankruptcy paper work now.

[stanlalee]

An 07 with 85k goes for pretty cheap these days (like $10k cheap). Hope you don't owe much on a 10 year old car worth SIGNIFICANTLY less than a 335 with like mileage.

[unrulyteach]

Originally Posted by patents

How much do you owe on your car?

Kinda embarrassed about 8k

[unrulyteach]

Originally Posted by stanlalee

An 07 with 85k goes for pretty cheap these days (like $10k cheap). Hope you don't owe much on a 10 year old car worth SIGNIFICANTLY less than a 335 with like mileage.

Ikr

[Underground6t9]

8k is not bad

[Cory S]

Stay away from 07/08 335's....

[unrulyteach]

Originally Posted by Cory S

Stay away from 07/08 335's....

What's wrong with them

[hailpersia]

Originally Posted by unrulyteach

What's wrong with them

if you have to ask, then you haven't done your research.. More of a reason to just stick with what you got.

[Delta0311]

$8k is not much. I take it you didn't put down much when you where purchasing the car. You're probably young and not have much cash, it's ok this is normal. Very few of us are balling at that age. Save yourself the financial headache and stick with what you got. The 325 N52 motor is very reliable. Concentrate on doing maintenance work to your current car and it will last you a long time. You will be playing roulette with the 07 335 and odds are not in your favor. It can be a financial bomb ready to explode in your face. Imagine getting stuck in another loan, while all of a sudden your 335 breaks down and your repair bill is well over $2k. You can easily pay of the $8k in 1.5 years, which is roughly $445 per month. That's nothing, you should be able to do it if you live with the rents and don't have any other debt.

[unrulyteach]

Originally Posted by Delta0311

$8k is not much. I take it you didn't put down much when you where purchasing the car. You're probably young and not have much cash, it's ok this is normal. Very few of us are balling at that age. Save yourself the financial headache and stick with what you got. The 325 N52 motor is very reliable. Concentrate on doing maintenance work to your current car and it will last you a long time. You will be playing roulette with the 07 335 and odds are not in your favor. It can be a financial bomb ready to explode in your face. Imagine getting stuck in another loan, while all of a sudden your 335 breaks down and your repair bill is well over $2k. You can easily pay of the $8k in 1.5 years, which is roughly $445 per month. That's nothing, you should be able to do it if you live with the rents and don't have any other debt.

Put don't 2.5k and yea at the time I was 18 so yea I'm no baller at all

[Built My Way]

Originally Posted by unrulyteach

Whoa harsh much

Yes, he was a bit harsh but some wise words there nonetheless. I would stay away from the '07 335i unless you can somehow come up with the extra $$$ that you will need for inevitable repairwork.