Tilford Q
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hard_core_burnette_69, Get an online auto loan quote. http://www.simpleautoquotes.com/Auto-Loans.html The questionairre will give you results based on your credit and financial situation. It's free and you can get an answer in minutes. |
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McLOVIN
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You go to either another bank or credit union and apply to refinance it; Only thing is make sure you look into it and that it's a good interest rate before applying for it. They'll check your credit, so be careful not to go to more than a couple of places.
Good luck! |
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gnet_162000
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yes. You may go to a bank or other lender and refinance through them. |
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Samantha L
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there is not longer a "cooling off period". go to a local credit union and try to refinance the loan. You probably got screwed possibly becuause of a lower credit score. that is typically when dealerships see a chance to hike up the rate, |
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Hollywood Prod.
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You legally have 72 hours to get out of any contract in CA. after that your fffffffffffffffffffffffffff |
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andy
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You could refinance, but if you bought the car new, your interest rate will be even higher since you are doing financing on a used car. Also, if your credit history is not that good, you may have to pay even more in interest than you currently do. If you have too much car then what you can afford and you are not upside down in the loan, I would downsize my vehicle. |
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Maria H
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It should really save you time to just get an auto loan price online to verify what the going rates are. You might be totally suprised. Also if your credit is not good, a lot of online loaners are more able to work with people.
What I most often tell folks is that an internet quote at http://auto.lowratetoday.com is what I would do. |
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Virgil M
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more info might be needed, but if you have already signed the contract, i highly doubt they will let you just give the money back, you may be able to change the type of loan but the bank has given you money for an asset that you have already depreciated simply by purchasing it |
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Dallas G
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Refinancing is the only best option for you to change the terms, whereby you can lower your rates and add or delete names on loan. |
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wlameron_123
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yes but it will affect in your credit history! |
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John S
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There are always ways to get out of an auto loan. You need to review the fine print, to make sure if there is an early penalty payout. Often too, there is a cooling off period, where you can go back to the lender. Make sure they gave you full disclosure. One way to get out of the car loan is to simply get someone to take over your payments and keep the car if its a new vehicle. A useful site that i have found is
http://www.loansfinancingcredit.com. |
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Niks
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I think so many people have the same problem even i have also faced that problem but my friend suggest me for auto loan refinancing and i thinks its best way for auto loans payment. And I think u can do the same. I visited some online site for refinance but i like two site which is below |
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