What Can You Do About Your Upside-Down Car Loan?

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What Can You Do About Your Upside-Down Car Loan?
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By Peter�Amaral

If you put ten people who have bought a new car in the last couple years in a room, chances are that four of them are upside-down on their car loans.

An upside-down car loan is the less onerous euphemism for saying that they owe more on their car than they could ever get if they sold it or traded it in. Is this a bad thing? And if you are one of the four upside-downers what, if anything, can you do about it?

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