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YesICanMakeMeth t1_j6jxn6o wrote

It's a lot better to get rid of it. Then you're not paying interest on the loan and also riding the depreciation curve on the asset value. You'll have more money in the end if you do it that way than paying for a car you aren't using. But yeah, if you can't find enough to cover the difference via a reasonable interest loan then you have no choice.

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