Help me rid of this Accord
02-05-2004, 08:24 AM
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Help me rid of this Accord
I have a 2000 Honda Accord LX 4dr....Stupid me I bought the car in the end of 2002 for 17000...it had 40000 miles...now it has 82000 I love the car its awsome but I still owe 13000 and Noone will buy it for that much....It's killing me my monthly payments are 370 and my insure is the cheapest around....300 per month....not a great driving record...anyway...how can I get rid of this thing PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 :cheers:
02-05-2004, 08:55 AM
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I.J dog. Thats the best way to go.
Wow you drove 40,000 miles in such a short time?
Or what you can do is change the mileage on the tach.
I would strip the car sell some of the non vin'd parts on ebay.
Wow you drove 40,000 miles in such a short time?
Or what you can do is change the mileage on the tach.
I would strip the car sell some of the non vin'd parts on ebay.
02-05-2004, 09:16 AM
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wth...damn u guys are so illegal...why don't u just tell him to go steal another car...frickin a...that pisses me off...worst advice ever...why not just keep tryna sell it legally...don't strip it like a chop shop and report it stolen...killing our society man...as for the owner...why did u buy it if the payments were gonna be too much?...just get some beater next time
02-05-2004, 02:20 PM
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Originally Posted by tonebone120
Stupid me
I don't know of any sane person who would buy a four-year-old Accord with 80,000 miles for anywhere near $13,000. For your reference, last month I bought a 1999 LX-V6 sedan with 37,500 miles for 13 grand.
My advice: Just suck it up and take the loss when you try to sell it.
02-05-2004, 03:54 PM
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Hondas are really safe cars and the front end crumbles very easily. U can drive it into a stationary object of no value at a slight angle to prevent a dangerous head on collision and the insurance companies will total it out for u 
Also who cares about f'ing over insurance companies. They are a bunch of ruthless bitches. They are there to protect u when something happens but they rase ur rates if u require their assistance.
Also who cares about f'ing over insurance companies. They are a bunch of ruthless bitches. They are there to protect u when something happens but they rase ur rates if u require their assistance.
02-05-2004, 06:18 PM
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Originally Posted by polakatl
Hondas are really safe cars and the front end crumbles very easily. U can drive it into a stationary object of no value at a slight angle to prevent a dangerous head on collision and the insurance companies will total it out for u Also who cares about f'ing over insurance companies. They are a bunch of ruthless bitches. They are there to protect u when something happens but they rase ur rates if u require their assistance.
Also who cares about f'ing over insurance companies. They are a bunch of ruthless bitches. They are there to protect u when something happens but they rase ur rates if u require their assistance.You do realize that this person already has a high insurance bill, and that this will only make his/her rates go up even higher...
You truly only have 3 options here:
1. Find a sucker to sell the car to privately, because you will get raped at a dealership.
2. Get the car repo'd, and pay to get this mishap off of your credit report, and that can be done.
3. Stick it out and keep paying those high payments. At least your car will last for a long time if you keep the maintanence up on it really well, even after you finally pay it off.
That's about it...good luck