Jacob said
Ok now before hand I know my credit score it's almost over 720 and I know how to build it so....even saying that I shouldn't have done this.I bought a car for 2040, but now its sitting in a lot cause its not registered cause it has a couple problems. I can't sell it till its fixed and registered and im paying for it to be in the lot.Now I have a 10,000 dollar loan out for a lincoln and that with the insurance is kicking my

Evan said
225 +240+80= 545It looks like you own the nissan free and clear on the title despite making payments on it.You shouldn't make payments on car with your salary unless you need it truly for the job trip from home. Which you don't!So you need to get rid of some cars, but it doesn't seem like you are desperate to the point you can't make another payment. So I would put up the Lincoln for sale on base and get it clean up on your own. You didn't specify how much you still owed on the Lincoln but if you can recoup or get close to blue book and that will pay most or all the loan...then do that. You'll need to know what kind of papers to have filled out to sell the car to another person...such as knowing how the other person can take out a loan from the Navy (Army) (AF) credit union on base, and how that can happen smoothly. So a guy walks up and says I like the car but I can't afford xxx cash so you say, oh here's how you get a loan, here's the papers, and here's how to fill it out,and get an account and approval. Then you simply get paid with a check to pay off your amount owed. As for the Nissa, take that to the lot on base at the car repair shop and have some friends help you to get that fixed when you have some spare money. It sound's like you don't owe much on that and so I'd keep that car and pay it off with the money you would have been paying for the Lincoln.