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@Anonymous wrote:
If a 4 year car loan has been paid on time with no lates for 2 years, is it safe to assume that an auto-enhanced score is at or near it's highest point?
Does that mean the previous 2 years before that have lates?
I know on regular credit after 2 years lates are not counted but with auto enhanced do they go back further?
All I know is I'm currently a 623 TU and last week I was told I was a 530 EX Auto Enhanced, I have only made 4 payments on my new auto loan so far but WOW what a difference.
@Anonymous wrote:
If a 4 year car loan has been paid on time with no lates for 2 years, is it safe to assume that an auto-enhanced score is at or near it's highest point?
Here is an excellent thread concerning Auto Enhanced Scores.
From a BK years ago to:
EX - 9/09 pulled by lender 802
EQ - 7/06-663, 3/10-800
TU - 8/10-772
You can do the same thing with hard work
Does that mean the previous 2 years before that have lates?
I know on regular credit after 2 years lates are not counted but with auto enhanced do they go back further?
All I know is I'm currently a 623 TU and last week I was told I was a 530 EX Auto Enhanced, I have only made 4 payments on my new auto loan so far but WOW what a difference.
I mean no lates ever.
Then one would think your auto enhanced might be better... I really wish we could pull them ourselves so we can see if any info is incorrect like on a regular fico!
I pulled my TU FICO on Friday and it was 768. Yesterday at Toyota their auto-enhanced for me came back 753.
I have a paid off account that was only open for about 18 months (started two years ago) and then a brand new lease as of July and this yesterday was for a second vehicle lease.
After reading here, I was really surprised to see it come back lower than regular FICO, but it didn't matter in my case, as their Tier1+ is 740+ anyway.
I'm guessing it was less for the auto-enhanced because, while my history is perfect and high-dollar, it's only two years of history.
@Creditaddict wrote:Then one would think your auto enhanced might be better... I really wish we could pull them ourselves so we can see if any info is incorrect like on a regular fico!
the reports are the same, the score is just calculated differently. there is no info to check.