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Vehicle equity is the actual current market value of the car minus the amount you owe on the car to a lender. The amount of equity can range from negative if you owe more on the loan than the car is worth to many, many thousands of dollars if you owe nothing on the car and the car is newer and in excellent condition.
does it vary by state
Since equity is based on the current market value of a car and the market value of for the same car in the same condition can vary somewhat from state to state, then the answer is, it can. However, I doubt the differences are going to be very much.
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