auto loan rates

June 18, 2010

Who can I call that would be willing to re-finance my very high interest auto loan, with my bad credit?

sis2sis asked:


I recently bought a car, and had to take a loan with an interest rate of 24.99%. That means that I’m going to pay double for my car once its payed off. I’ve been hearing that I can try refinancing after 6 months of “on time” payments, but I’ve applied twice now, and been turned down both times. Does anyone know anything about this. Who I can call? Or how long I should wait before I try again. The company that financed me does not offer a refinance option.

Tiffany

June 9, 2010

Does anyone know how possible it would be to refinance an auto loan when the auto loan has an?

heather_ernst08 asked:


I don’t know if its possible to refinance my husbands auto loan if his auto loan has an attached loan. He recently needed a loan and the only way they offered him a loan was to refinance his auto loan and it left him with a high interest and such so is that still possible for refinancing? And if it was just refinanced for the additional loan just back in may is it possible to refinance in july for lower interest rate or is refinancing to close together bad? And if the bank that has the loan right now if they have lost the bill of sale and owner documentation does that make it impossible for me to refinance the car? thanks.

Sara

May 15, 2010

Which of these credit unions are the best choice for auto loans and secured CC’s?

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Sobe Itsavized asked:


https://www.bellco.org/Rates_Loan.asp

https://www.bmecu.org/welcome.html

http://www.elevationscu.com/rates/index.cfm?ratefile=rates_all

http://www.bvcu.org/BVCU_rates.php?action=loan_all&discl=loan

Which credit union has the best offer for secured credit cards and auto loans?

DON’T BOTHER SUGGESTING CREDIT UNIONS THAT DO NOT HAVE BRANCHES IN COLORADO. IF YOU HAVE A BETTER SUGGESTION FOR A CREDIT UNION (OR BANK) THAT HAS A BRANCH IN COLORADO WITH BETTER DEALS, FEEL FREE TO SUGGEST. OTHERWISE, PLEASE SELECT FROM THE ABOVE 4.

Thank you.

Stella

May 14, 2010

In this economic turmoil, a 19 year old getting an auto loan?

Roxer asked:


Well i am planning on getting my motorcycle addition to my license and right now am saving up to buy a sport bike. I am working 2 jobs and am a full-time college student. I plan on spending around $7000. If I save up $2000 as a down, what are the chances my bank (HSBC) would be willing to give me a loan to cover the rest? would I be better going to the UAW credit union (which i am part of) to get one? What would increase my chances of getting a good loan with a good rate?

I plan on doing this all around May 2009…
I am asking this because of this recession and how this will affect me…as i am not sure how it does…
Wow that was horrible English, I’m sorry.

Katherine

April 30, 2010

My current fico score is 568 and climbing, possible to get an auto loan?

JJ asked:


Right now my Fico score is at 568. On my credit report the reasons stated for my low score is because of a severely late payment 8 months ago from a student loan. The reason for this is that for some reason the lender didn’t update my account as being deferred and when I found out about it, I paid it up to current and have made all other payments on time (before and after this with them). I tried contacting them about this but they are not willing to help with the late payment reporting. I also have a large amount of inquires because I’ve been applied for loans with the “bad credit” dealerships only to be told I can get a used $10000 car for like $500 a month payments (not a very good deal in my eyes because most of the vehicles have 100k miles). Now with what fico has released as the scoring for late payments my interpretation of that would be that my score would be in the 650′s if my student loan had reported correctly. If I were to go to a bank or credit union and explained my situation with that would it help me get into a vehicle or just hurt me with another inquiry? I do have some old collections from a divorce that I have been paying off and having them removed that were from about 4-5 years ago, but now I need a new vehicle and all my excess cash went to old bills so I am limited on a down payment. Currently I have 2 credit cards with a total of $500, 20% utilized just to keep a good reporting. I have been at my employer and address for 18 months and my AGI approx 40k.

I am hoping to get some professional opinions whether it would be possible to get an auto loan through a CU or Bank. Would going to a large dealership be the best bet? Any guess on the probability to get a loan would be great.
I understand I would have a higher interest rate but I am willing to accept that. I am just trying to get into a new or slightly used vehicle and bring my score up by April 2010 to purchase a home.

Edith

January 20, 2010

Auto Loan Refinance Question?

skiairplane asked:


My credit union approved me to refinance my vehicle for 3 years at 2.9% for a max of $25, 750.00. I owe $29,000.00. I will have to come up with the difference of $4000.00 which I only have $1000.00 of. I can take it off of one of my cards at 0% interest till 2010 and pay it off in 3 months. My question is is that wise? My current rate is 7.9% on the vehicle. When I bought it a year ago my score was much lower then it is now. Any thoughts?

Marjorie

December 27, 2009

How is the best way to pay off an auto loan?

thehoydojo asked:


I am working out a budget for what I can afford and figure that $250.00 a month is beneath a comfortable sum for me and is very safe.

More than likely I’d be refinancing the vehicle through my local credit union at a lower rate and for the credit score bump after I purchase it, but what I am curious about is what type of terms I should get.

Is it better for me to get a lower monthly payment/longer loan but then pay extra on the payment or make double payment. Or just to get a loan for what I can afford each month/short loan.

Sandra

December 10, 2009

New Auto Loan Rates: Do Not Rush In

Apurva Shree asked:


Comparing new auto loan rates can be an eyeopening experience. Hidden costs and fast talking could make you sign a deal you arent totally happy with. But if you keep your eyes open, youll be able to find a great new loan to fit that great new car.

That New Car Feeling

There is nothing quite like settling into a brand new car. Many people just love the new car smell. Owning a brand new car always gives the owner a special sense of pride that you can see each time they get behind the wheel. But what are the other factors involved in getting a new car? What else should you be thinking about, especially if you are looking at a car loan?

Naturally, a new car is more expensive than a used car so that means your auto loans rates will be higher too. This can work to your advantage in one way you will probably be able to negotiate the price a little and get a bigger loan amount. However, a new car also means you will have to bear the costs of depreciation.

Dealer Ups And Downs

With new auto loan rates, it is a good idea to keep an eye on your dealer. They may offer you a great plan but it will probably be padded with a large number of extra fees. These could be listed as tow packages or undercoating. These are all unnecessary charges so its best to avoid them. In fact, when looking for a good low rate car loan, you will find that shopping around a bit will find you a better offer.

Some of the advantages of getting a new car loan are that you will be entitled to perks like factory support and complete warranties. There is also a greater chance of getting refinancing on a new car. Apart from comparing new auto loan rates and looking for deals with online car loans, make sure that you are in a position to cover your monthly payments. Most loans extend to about five years so make sure you are financially prepared for this.

Another helpful tip is to put a down payment on your car. The bigger your down payment, the lower your monthly installments will be. If you can take the time to shop around for a new car, you can also take the time to shop and compare for the best loan. Researching new auto loan rates can help you get the most out of your loan.



Terri
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