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APPROVING BANK: Navy Federal Credit Union
BUREAU PULLED: Equifax, Transunion
CREDIT SCORE: 592, 640
CUSTOMER STATE OF RESIDENCE: Arizona
NEW/USED: Used
YEAR OF VEHICLE: 2009
MAKE: Chevy
MODEL: Malibu
MILEAGE: 52k ~
RETAIL/LEASE: Retail
AMOUNT OF LOAN: 15k
TERM CONTRACTED: 60
APR/LEASE RATE: 5.990
MONTHLY PAYMENT: 289
MISCELLANEOUS COMMENTARY: Great rate from NFCU even with a CO on my credit report
Starting Score: EX FAKO 566 EQ 552 TU 568 (07/2010)
@Anonymous wrote:APPROVING BANK: Ford Motor Credit
BUREAU PULLED: Experian
CREDIT SCORE: Auto-enhanced was 697; FICO was 719
CUSTOMER STATE OF RESIDENCE: CA
NEW/USED: New
YEAR OF VEHICLE: 2010MAKE: MercuryMODEL: Mariner
MILEAGE: 200
RETAIL/LEASE: Retail
AMOUNT OF LOAN: 19,292
TERM CONTRACTED: 60 months
APR/LEASE RATE: 0.00%
MONTHLY PAYMENT: $321
MISCELLANEOUS COMMENTARY:I was initially denied by Up2Drive, Capital One and BofA. Approved by RoadLoans for 24.99 (no thanks!), but qualified for 0% from Ford, likely due to a substantial down payment ($4,000). Very happy about 0% interest!
Congratulations!
The only thing sweeter than 0% would be free! ![]()
By the way, can you still negotiate a good price on the vehicle with the dealer providing 0%?
@Anonymous wrote:Congratulations!
The only thing sweeter than 0% would be free!
By the way, can you still negotiate a good price on the vehicle with the dealer providing 0%?
Thanks, 06. ;-)
I had access to X-Plan pricing, plus an additional X-Plan rebate of $1,500, PLUS $1,000 trade-in bonus on my 1997 Chevy Cavalier (bought new when I was 24), PLUS I had a $750 'coupon'. Total rebates: $3250 WITH 0%. I didn't want to be a jerk and try to negotiate more after all that. Maybe I could have gotten a better deal, or more for my trade in, but I'm not going to worry about it too much. ![]()
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Congratulations!
The only thing sweeter than 0% would be free!
By the way, can you still negotiate a good price on the vehicle with the dealer providing 0%?
Thanks, 06. ;-)
I had access to X-Plan pricing, plus an additional X-Plan rebate of $1,500, PLUS $1,000 trade-in bonus on my 1997 Chevy Cavalier (bought new when I was 24), PLUS I had a $750 'coupon'. Total rebates: $3250 WITH 0%. I didn't want to be a jerk and try to negotiate more after all that. Maybe I could have gotten a better deal, or more for my trade in, but I'm not going to worry about it too much.
I'd say you did pretty darned good! ![]()
Thanks so much Elitex for your post. I'm very glad to hear that you got approved with Infiniti Financial Services with your credit score. I kept going back and forth between Acura and Infiniti and have decided that I want the 2011 M37 after testing and comparing both. I am waiting until next year this time to build my score up to 700 at least from 629 EQ and I saving $15,000 down. I hope that will help me. I will not settle for less
Thanks again and enjoy your G!!!!![]()
It's good to see people are including more important information in the additional comments field. I think the boilerplate copy/paste post should include down payment (if any) as a standard field. Congrats on your loans to those who've posted success.