No. A downpayment is a nonrefundable form of collateral which is applied to the sale of the vehicle. For example: If a car cost $10,000 and you give a downpayment of 15% ($1,500) you've applied your downpayment to the purchase of the vehicle. If after a few months you no longer wish to own the vehicle, you will still own the principle amount left.
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This can be a tricky situation. Did you give the buyer a receipt for the down payment stating it would not be returned if they backed out of the deal? If not, then you may have to give it back. Did you hold the car for them, and in the process miss a sale due to this? Here is what I would do. If you ended up selling the car anyway, I would return their down payment.
$62,950.00
There is no price, because it's not for sale: It's a concept car.
The original price was 15,737.50
Depending on the usage of the car, the price varies between $3500-$7400. Cars for Sale currently has four 1979 Monte Carlo cars for sale with $7400 being the highest price.
there are many good companies which offer Vauxhall Astra on sale and which is good way to car which is good and give choices to car price is varies from 10000$-50000$.
Did you put a deposit down? Did the sale expire?
A car quote is a proposal for the sale of a car from a dealership. It includes the price of the car, the value of the trade-in, taxes, and other costs.
If a Honda was for sale, it would depend on whether it was new or used, how many miles are on hte car, and how old the car is. There are many factors that can go into the price of a car.
The difference between the sale price & loan balance is what they will bill you for.