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Old 03-14-2009, 03:10 PM   #1
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Trade in delimma

I possess two vehicles: a 2005 Dodge Grand Caravan (82k) and a 2006 Honda Civic (42k). I own the Dodge and owe $7000 on the Honda. Recently, I inherited a 2004 Volvo XC90. I do not need three vehicles. From strictly a monetary perspective I should sell the Honda; however, I question long term repairs, cost, fuel economy, etc. with the Dodge vs. the Honda. I would appreciate any and all advice regarding this delimma. I realize its a good delimma, I just want to make an objective and informed decision.
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Old 03-14-2009, 03:30 PM   #2
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..... I question long term repairs, cost, fuel economy, etc. with the Dodge vs. the Honda....

You'll have repair costs with both vehicles...The Dodge has a $7000 head start. Whatever the coupons are on the rice burner each month, the Dodge certainly won't require in repairs, you can save the difference. It's a no brainer.... broom the rice burner.
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Re: Trade in delimma

Sell the Honda. Then take a portion of what you would've been paying each month on the Honda and put it aside, (savings account for example), as a hedge for future repair cists on the Dodge or Volvo. No use having to have a car payment when you already own 2 paid for vehicles.
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why you gonna sell those car if your kids can used it for the future, maybe just .take good care of it
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