Is it possible to get my bank to payoff my auto loan.. then pay back my bank with a lower interest rate?…
Gabriel
Obviously this is ridiculous to pay for a car and since im well past my discharge can I refinance again? Someone told me I should look at credit unions and Im wondering if someone can recommend a credit union i can check out online to maybe get my apr to a reasonable rate
Larry
Also if I open a savings account at a credit union how soon would I be able to get a loan through them?
Thanks for any advice
Yes, the dealership is finding the lender. My previous lender was Chrysler and they will only finance Chrysler vehicles so I can’t go through them. The dealership actually told me that several banks flat out denied me. I have a copy of my credit report and it’s not all that bad. I’m going to call the credit union today.
Colleen
Few days later, my husband went back to pick up some stuff that dealer ordered to my husband. Same sales guy told my husband that loan % was mistaken. It was not 5.45%, it is 5.99%.
We already finished Retail Installment sales contract(yellow long contract paper) same day when we purchased. Dealer signed and it was all done. My husband driving everyday for his commute.
Is anyway we can keep the rate? or we should change to higher rare whatever dealership said? If that case do we should re-do contract again?
thank you
We took advice#2 and another advice from one of friend who working major car company headquarter. I told to the dealer sales guy “Contract is deal, and the was done. If you want change the rate we will void the contract and you could pick up the car or take to the small claim court is another idea that I don’t really want do.”
If he wanted change the rate, he have to re-do all the paper work with same car price that he listing $1000 cheaper after sold theat car with same VIN . He is not supposed to listing ad with my husband car (VIN)with cheaper amount to just get customer that is against law. He said he is fine with 5.45%, it’s better for him to loose $300 instead of $1000. Thanks for advice!
Derrick
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