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For sale Available 2020 Model S Loan Takeover $955
$955.00
- Location
- Michigan, United States
- Available for
- Local pickup
- Shipping
- Year
- 2020
- Vehicle condition
- Excellent
- Odometer
- 25,000 - 50,000 mi (40,000 - 80,000 km)
- Drivetrain
- Dual motor
- Color
- Blue
- Vehicle includes
- Ceramic coating
- VIN number
- 5YJSA1E24LF365812
Details
This thread is for the general discussion of the marketplace listing 2020 Model S Loan Takeover $955. Please add to the discussion here.
I could add the balance of $48,410 of the loan in the ad, but as for intrest rate, length of payment would be up to you and your finacial institution. These numbers could change depending on the agreement you have with your bank. The current interest rate I have with Bank of America is 7.49% for 60months which is higher than todays going rate. Assuming your credit score is in good standing it should be less, which means the payment would be less or could remain the same for less payments amounts or less payments with a longer term agreement.
I just want to give an overview of the vehicle in the ad and whomever is interested can message me like yourself and I will gladly ask any questions they may have. The car is almost brand new.
I think your thread is a little misleading. The person taking over the loan would essentially need to qualify for a loan and the interest rate would be based on their own credit. So the cost would not be $955. Seems like it would be easier to just handle this as any other car sale with a lien. The person buying it would need to secure financing to cover the balance and their financial institution would pay your lien holder to become the new lien holder.
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