want to buy a car
Date: Sun, 07/29/2007 - 14:28
It all depends on the dealer. If they finance in-house, you may
It all depends on the dealer. If they finance in-house, you may get a loan for a larger sum, than from a dealer that gets a loan through different banks. It all depends on the credit check and what they deem risky or not.
thats cool so the best thing to do is first and for most is to p
thats cool so the best thing to do is first and for most is to pay off my debt i have now. how about if you are thinking of buying a car third party, that would consider a bank loan am i right or wrong. would it help any if you put down a decent down payment. reason why i'm asking these question is i want to be a little smarter on this go around. thank you for you reply Anothony
The larger the down payment, the better you will be in having le
The larger the down payment, the better you will be in having leverage in the deal. The less debt you possess when going for a car loan, the better off you will be also.
thats my main goal is with less debt. when i got got my second c
thats my main goal is with less debt. when i got got my second car my credit to debt was kind of high so it took hard work to get me finance, but i was thinking if i go in with little debt i have i would have a good chance. thanks for your help
No problem. I hope you stick around the site as a regular.
No problem. I hope you stick around the site as a regular.
i will seems like theres a lot of cool people and also alot of g
i will seems like theres a lot of cool people and also alot of good knowledge
There is always somebody with the information that someone else
There is always somebody with the information that someone else is looking for. The new information that comes out everyday is empowering to most people who visit. One day someone feels helpless, and the next, they are armed with knowledge.
I see ads for financing. I guess the only thing you could do is
I see ads for financing. I guess the only thing you could do is apply.
What about buying a less expensive car? Or saving some money to put down on the car. That will make less expensive payments and more likely that you will be approved.
Good luck!
Personally, I am the kind of person who advises people to just a
Personally, I am the kind of person who advises people to just avoid owing some crook by settling for a used car. Pay it off all at once and be in debted to no one. Yes, a used car is like playing roullette, but the feeling of no payments is priceless. Not to mention, that certain states, like mine, only require liability insurance once the car is in your name.