Many of our customers want to know if it’s possible to trade in a car with a lien listed on the title.

When you're ready to buy your next car, should you sell your old car privately or trade it in? There are benefits to both options, so it really comes down to what's most important to you.

When it’s time for another vehicle, owing money on your current loan shouldn’t necessarily stand in your way. No matter how it’s done, the current loan must be paid off. You're usually faced with two choices if your trade-in doesn't cover what is owed.

Since most problem credit lenders require a down payment, you'll need enough trade equity for the down payment. If it isn't enough, the difference can be made up in cash. But if you have a negative equity trade, you'll need to come up with a cash down payment plus enough to cover the negative equity in order to meet the down payment requirements of the lender.

At Auto Credit Express, we understand the challenges of trading in a car while handling bad credit. We give a simplified version of what someone should do.

One of the top tips for getting the most of your trade-in is making sure the car is squeaky clean. Your car’s condition is a big factor in what dealers are willing to give you, so keeping it clean can make a difference.

Black Book, a used vehicle valuation guide, conducted a survey and found that there is a disconnect between dealership trade-in appraisals and what consumers find their car to be worth online.

When you are negotiating your next car purchase, you will want to get as much money as you can for your trade-in. So, here are a few tips on how to get the most out of your trade-in deal.

When you have a vehicle but want to purchase a newer model, most people choose to trade it in. Doing so is much more convenient than trying to sell a car privately. Here are some tips to help you get a better deal on your trade-in.

Should you sell your current car yourself, or trade it in? If you are in it for the money, the answer is probably selling it. If it's convenience you seek, trading it in to the dealership is your best bet. We can help lay out the steps to trading in a car, too.