upside down
If you're 'upside down' on your car loan, it means you owe more money on the loan than what the car is worth. This can make it hard to sell or trade in the car.
Being 'upside down' on a car loan means that the amount owed on the loan is greater than the current market value of the vehicle. This situation can complicate trade-ins or sales, as the owner may need to pay the difference out of pocket.
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