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Is it safe to buy a used car at an auction?
Though you've been released from bankruptcy (I assume you mean you have been discharged) this will remain on your credit file for 6 years from the date of declaration (not the date of discharge).Why are there so many wierdos out there , dont you blame the parents?
Therefore you will struggle to find any credit of any kind unless you go to a "sub-prime" lender that specialises in catering for people that have an adverse credit history. This will invariably lead to much higher interest rates if anyone actually agrees to lend you the money in the first place. This can prove extremely difficult even with sub-prime lenders.
When does a dealership declare a new car used?
You might want to see if a family member or close friend will agree to get the finance in their name where you pay them the monthly payments and up-keep of the car - this will be cheaper for you in the long run.
Is the web site Autosforpennies.com a real, legit site?
http://www.providentfinancial.com/...How to write a sale contract of an auto, I'm selling my car to my neighbor..?
What about Kart BusOh yes you can. The best bet is to go to a regular car dealer that has 'creative financing'. They can hook you up; but the loan might be around eighteen percent annually. This is high to be sure, but better than buying a car from a sub-prime dealer spot that will sell you a certified heap.
How do you sell a car that you still owe on/don't hold the title for?
There are places that finance the cars they sell. Check with them. Just watch out for interest rates because they cater to people with bad or no credit. It's going to be high.How can I sell my car that I still have payments left on with Ford.?
Maybe you need to save a little bit I mean alot of money for a decent car. Just be careful don't buy a lemon, If you have any more question don't hesitate to ask.xoxoxo ;)What is a good price offer for a 2007 G35?
Any loan is going to cost you a high interest rate for the next five years or so. Hire purchase might be an option because they have security in the car.Is 60,000 miles too many? (opinions please)?
I would recommend goingto your own bank where they know you and tryingto get a loan there. Any dealers interest rate is going to be NUTS. You will have a much better rate from your own personal bank.More Questions & Answers ...
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