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You already know what you SHOULD do, but yeah keep the Camry.
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I'd just keep driving the car that's paid off.
You not worried about the long term 'unknowns' when it comes to this gen of Tesla?
Facts. Fully loaded Model 3 will be my next auto purchase, planning to have it for the next 10-15 years.
Do what it dew breh brehwhat does this even mean
Got mine last month. Love it.
Do you bro.
what does this even mean
Nah b **** that, cop da hemi
You a baller, right?
An outright bizarre scenario.
Dude wants to take a loss in order to exchange an 2015 Camry, for a 2015 Avalon.
This is why they need to teach personal finances in school. There's some very simple math here that will give you an objective answer as to what the rational choice is.
Bingo.Dont do car notes unless you have no choice
Ah yes a LuckyLu car thread
When it comes to hybrids/electrics, your best bet is to lease (outside of tesla). Lot of rebates out there for them. The technology changes dramatically every year and they depreciate fast.
Sell the camry and cop the lease on another electric.
Hate to turn this into the buy v. lease, but over time the camry will cost more than it is worth (registration, insurance, maintenance, etc. on a car you hardly drive). Not to mention it already sounds like you want a new car.
Ideally i dont want another car until i have kids and that would be more so a family SUV. I always want a backup car though whuch the camry woukd serve as. I was more so considering the trade because it could he a wash in terms of cost to own or even I come out better with the hybrid since i pretty much do 70% city driving in heavy traffic.
In your situation I'd keep the camry as a backup and lease a hybrid. They lease very well and there are a lot of incentives depending on where you live. I would not buy one because they depreciate... A LOT.
“Loss” lolol cars are jot assets.
You speaking as if someone is asking to do this plus do a 10 yr car note.
The thought is depending on the worth ofnthe camry, the difference would be paid in cash, and the fuel savings could potentially make this a wash at the least.