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I would say it likely depends on the interest rates of each…assuming the new loan will be a higher interest rate it would be better to pay down the rest of the other loan.
This is wrong...edited or not.
Whoever just answered that question is a genius and has to be at least a Sales Manager at a dealership or maybe a banker financial planner or he or she sells houses for a living so don’t listen to me he’s your guy!
LOL whoops - that was incidental, multitasking at its finest.
It doesn't matter which you do. And the interest rates of each definitely don't matter. When you trade it in, the old loan will be paid off so the old loan's interest rate is irrelevant.
Here's an example to show why it doesn't matter where you apply your cash:
New car cost 30k
Current car loan balance 10k
Cash available 5k
You're asking, is it better to do
A. 25k new plus 10k playoff = 35k new loan
B. 30k new plus 5k playoff = 35k new loan
Same result