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trade-in Definition

☆ trade·-in (trād′in′)

noun

  1. a used car, appliance, etc. given or taken as part payment in the purchase of a new one
  2. a transaction involving a trade-in
  3. the valuation allowed by the seller on a trade-in
trade in Synonyms

trade in

v.

turn in, make part of a deal, get rid of; see sell 1.

trade-in Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • accept: Hula Networks also accepts trade-ins of legacy equipment toward your purchase of newer equipment.
  • keep: Garage kept trade-in chucked a great there are special street locations just.
  • see: Even seasoned dealers like to see a trade-in looking its best because it means less work for them to sell it on.

Modifies a noun

  • value: Glass's Motoring Guide will provide you with three trade-in values along with one retail value for the vehicle of your choice.
  • price: You don't need to worry about disposal or the trade-in price.
  • scheme: How the trade-in scheme works: Establish what your Trade-In allowance is.
  • allowance: For example: a standard trade-in allowance for an Ultra 10 is 7 % .
  • car: With the trade-in, the car dealer will credit you for the price of your trade-in car.
  • deal: An excellent trade-in deal coupled with a good deal on the new car.