Pedro S
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as u know God will find a way to help you |
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Butterfly
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If you get the loan you won't get a low APR, Sorry. |
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*****
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I think that in your situation, you're out of luck. You want the world, but you show little to no potential of making the loan good. |
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Nani
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Just go to bed and dream, I can not see any other way of getting a new car. Lower your standards and try for a used car and straighten out our credit, then try for a new car |
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Kiss My Shaz
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You don't. If you have bad credit, the best you can hope for is a loan with a higher APR unless auto sales are doing really poorly.
Either way, it doesn't hurt to try what you mentioned above. They can only say no and require a cosigner, or money down, or a higher APR, right? |
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Poet
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i'm not sure you can. good luck! why not get a used car? |
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SEO
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A great idea is to source a loan for consolidation a personal loan, repay credit cards or any other debt by going online. The companies are in a competitive market at the moment and are offering soem great deals to fulfill your situation. |
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RedSoxFan
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Sounds like you're up the creek, and no paddle in sight. Not even the finance companies are likely to loan you money in that situation.
You may have to re-think the new car idea and look at used for awhile, or find alternate transportation. |
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Police Artist
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Hello
Win the lotttery
hope this helps
Good luck with the new set of wheels |
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lou
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I am asking myself the same quesiton :) |
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Wonder
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Try getting a personal loan from family or friends. No responsible lender will give you the terms you want. Sorry, kiddo.
-MM |
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STEVEN F
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You have bad credit and you want the lender to treat you as if you have good credit. Need I say more? |
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m-t-nest
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yea, right whatever. Try paying your bills on time for a few years and build a credit score up. What is the motivation of a lender to loan money to a known high risk. None. You made your bed. Bad luck you say? Not your fault you say? We make our own luck. |
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CEESONE
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You don't. If you have bad credit, the best you can hope for is a loan with a higher APR unless auto sales are doing really poorly.
Either way, it doesn't hurt to try what you mentioned above. They can only say no and require a cosigner, or money down, or a higher APR, right? |
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