SPIFIMAN1
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Auto finance is what I do for a living and you need to find a dealer that advertises Special Finance and go talk to the Manager, they can help you. |
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EVANS HERE YAY!!! WHAT A BIG GUY
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Depends on who you are and where you go. The place in NY the HUGE guy gave me and my husband a run around on used cars but friends had BAD credit and they were approved for a new car better then what they were offering for our used. And Vets dont get deals at car dealerships. |
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getagrip
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roadloans.com
i had horrible credit and i got one through them. be prepared to pay high interest. |
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Syra
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First check out the local banks, credit unions. If your quick on your feet, dress well and are respectful yet entitled they may give you a lone for slightly higher then their good credit customers. IF your lucky.
If your credit is bad, they may still finance you at the car lot. Some car lots even do their own financing. Also consider an individual selling a car. They may be willing to hold the title and let you make payments to them, and not check your credit, but you will need a reciept for every payment, and you will need terms in writing. (Also make sure you SEE that they have the title in their hand, and that is isn't held by a bank).
Good luck. |
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tone
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Road loans, capital one, buy here pay here, beware of the fees and interest rates.......try to get financed first through a local lender like your bank. Your credit may be ok for a car loan. |
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NONAME
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yes there is....good luck |
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LittleBarb
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ANY reputable car dealer WILL get you a loan.... (go to your larger dealers not those little roadside used car sale places... you will pay higher interest, but you should have no problem getting a new car... |
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rosiero
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save up some money and buy one off of craigslist. just do a pre-5 point inspection on it before you buy (which will only cost you $120-$200). and it would be very beneficial for you to buy a carfax report for $29 bux...you can check the VIN # on any car (as many as you like) within 1 month. can you tell i've done this before. it's the best way. |
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justme
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It depends on where you live. There are many dealerships that don't even check credit. Look in your area's auto-trader magazines. They usually will have tons of dealerships that will work with less then perfect credit.
Hope this helps! Good luck! |
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heybulldog
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save and get a cash car. it'll get better gas mileage if its not dragging a payment book behind it. Then you can take what would have been your payments and put in the bank.
No payments = cash in the bank.
special finance just means you are gonna get raped with the interest. |
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James Watkin
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Take the bus and pay off any debts you owe. And save and buy a used car. Then slowly establish your credit so you don't end up owing a ton of money on a car that is only going to decrease in value. Cars never increase in value and it is not good to pay high interest on anything. |
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