Originally Posted by driftin_EmOiata
If you have a car, that you are paying off. You have made all payments on time, and also paid more for each payment. The engine blows, and you give it back to them.
What makes you think you can just give it back? It's not like you borrowed it or are renting it
. You signed a contract and I'm sure it did not say anywhere in there that you can give it back anytime you want just because you blew it up, you can't afford the car anymore, you got in over your head, or you don't want the headache of maintaining it anymore. Fucking Ridiculous
Originally Posted by driftin_EmOiata
Will it go on the credit? I say this because I still about 1000 on my miata. And well last night the motor started knocking. I want to keep it, but can't afford a new engine right now. If I turn it in, will it got on my credit?
I sure hope it does, and it very well can. You owe $1000 on a car and you just want to give it back with a blown motor? And then you want the dealer to just eat that because he likes you, and not put that on your credit?
I just don't understand this mentality of "Just turn it in".