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I bought a 2006 dodge Ram 1500 hemi (25,000 miles) about 3 years ago right before gas prices went sky high. Due to fuel prices my truck is about 13,000 dollars in the red w negative equity. i have a 0% interest loan that will be paid off in about 3 years. Any suggestions on how to rid myself of the negative equity quickly? &nbsp;I am not opposed to trading my truck in, its the negative equity and 0 % interest loan that makes me hesitant.
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I bought a 2006 dodge Ram 1500 hemi (25,000 miles) about 3 years ago right before gas prices went sky high. Due to fuel prices my truck is about 13,000 dollars in the red w negative equity. i have a 0% interest loan that will be paid off in about 3 years. Any suggestions on how to rid myself of the negative equity quickly?  I am not opposed to trading my truck in, its the negative equity and 0 % interest loan that makes me hesitant.

Negative Equity

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