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If you buy a new car for $30,000, and you're given $5,000 for your trade-in, then your "cash or loan amount" is $25,000.  It's the amount you have to pay after subtracting the value of your trade-in.

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TomD8Answer
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June 4, 2019

If you buy a new car for $30,000, and you're given $5,000 for your trade-in, then your "cash or loan amount" is $25,000.  It's the amount you have to pay after subtracting the value of your trade-in.

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