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I don't owe money anywhere, but in the past I have had problems with paying off my student loan and credit card...
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What is a realistic price for this truck, if i were to sell it?
No No and NO, sorry to be very blunt, you most repair you credit here is a link that will help you understand how to get your credit score back.http://www.usedcartips.org/credi.html...Can someone run this vin number for me? please?
You possibly could. Talk to them at the dealership. I would think they have higher rates for people with shaky credit. Good luck.it's harder to lease a car than to get a regular loan. you'll need a credit score above 600 to get either.
What is the best way to a work a trade-in on a car deal sight unseen?
it all depends on the financial institution funding the lease. some are tough, some are easy. only way to know is to apply. you can apply online for many mfgs, such as chrysler, gm, bmw etc. then all you do is bring the approval to the dealer.But, dealers can work over the bank a little, so sometimes if your credit is shakey, a dealer can get it done when you are told no.
PLEASE HELP... New car question.?
Yes you can! Leases are partially based on credit score, but credit is something that can be worked on. Credit in the auto industry is tiered - the best leases are for Tier 1+ credit, then there's Tier 1, Tier 2, and so forth. If you're working with a good, reputable dealer, they will be able to get a tier exemption and bump you up to at least Tier 2, which can also qualify you for some lease incentives that are available. One consideration to keep in mind if your score is low is that the payments will likely be higher than advertised because manufacturers and dealers often list the monthly payments for the Tier 1+ customers to draw people in on a possible low monthly payment.Where can i get approved for a car loan with really bad credit?
So, to answer your question in fewer words - yes it is possible for you to get a lease, just be prepared to either put more money down up front, or pay a little bit more each month than someone with "perfect" credit.
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