auto loan rates

July 7, 2009

When would be a good time, in this economic climate, to try to refinance an auto loan?

CoBird asked:


I bought a car almost a year ago, my mother cosigned for me, and I am wondering if it is even worth it for me to try to refinance so it’s only under my name. With the economy the way it is and all I have been hearing about banks tightening their guidelines, I don’t want to risk hard pulls on my report for no reason.

I’ve been making payments for 11mos now and have always been on time and above the minimum. The rate as of now is 8.9% and my credit report is in better shape than it was when I first took out the loan.

Hopefully someone who works as a loan officer/processor can help me out!

Thanks!

Terri

July 6, 2009

Best company to refinance auto loan with?

E R asked:


I have an 08 Lancer Evolution, but was recently laid off. I am now stuck with a 517.00 payment along with 75.00 for insurance. I can’t sell the car because I owe 28,4 on it and mitsubishi still has 0% so I will lose a lot if I sell the car. I have 0% myself, but have only made 5 payments on the car. I would be willing to pay some interest if I could go up to 72 or even 84 months. Does anyone know which company has the lowest refinance rates right now? and if so, what are they?
N… the car wouldn’t go in my name.. so the credit is good. I owe 28,4 and the value according to KBB is 29,7.

Joseph

June 12, 2009

How can I get Chrysler Financial to refinance my auto loan?

Blackwell NV asked:


I financed an 06, Dodge, quad cab, 4×4, Big Horn with 0 down. My payments are $698/month for 72 months and my interest rate is 13.25%. My current pay off is $22k and the trade in value is $13K This was my 1st new vehicle I’ve ever purchased. I did not understand/know about what auto refinancing was until about 6 months ago. My credit was in the mid 700′s when I purchased the truck. I have made all my payments on time. The dealership held my debit card “hostage” while negotiating with me and basically pressured me into buying the vehicle. (which is totally my fault) Knowing what I know now I feel like I was taken advantage of. Hind sight is always 20/20.

Lucille
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