How To Use trade-in In A Sentence
- There was a blank for the customer's name, address, and trade-in, and business cards had been stapled to the top right of the forms. RUNNING FROM THE LAW
- If you're trading in a car, make sure the dealer applies the trade-in value to the price your lease is based on.
- Sellers may negotiate price, credit terms, delivery times, trade-in values and other aspects of the commercial transaction.
- Not only do they have a large range of new boots but they also offer a trade-in service - outgrown boots, not outworn.
- This may be the trade-in price of your existing car which means you won't have to dip into your savings.
- Here's how it works: For $59 a customer can lock in a trade-in value for Apple's Mac Pro desktop, for example.
- Sometimes that means giving a hand to buyers who owe more on their current auto loan than the auto's trade-in value - otherwise known as being 'underwater' on a loan.
- Not only will they buy less games a year, the lack of trade-in credit lowers their ability to buy new games even more.
- There is a glut of second-hand cars in the market which has depressed the trade-in value of old cars by as much as £1,000 compared with six months ago, according to car dealers.
- The idea is a joint government-manufacturer incentive plan to give consumers with old car trade-ins a $3, 000 cash back deal on the purchase of any new car.
