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Hello, I am starting a search for a used car that I will purchase in mid-September. I am waiting until then because I am closing on a house at that time and will purchase the car after I close. I'm looking to purchase a 2008-current BMW 6, M5, or M6.
Credit Score: Transunion 741, Experian 751, Equifax 766
AAoA: not sure where to find this, but I've had credit since 1996
# of positive trade lines: 16
# of negative trade lines: none
Income: $137,000 (which includes OT, holiday pay, bonuses), $119,000 base pay
Lenght of Employment: 3 years, 3 months
Previous Loan Experience: student loans $160,000; Chase Auto $19,000 loan with $11,000 left; Alphera Financial $26.5k loan, refinanced with Cap One for $19,000 and paid off in July; BMW Financial $26,000 loan, refinanced with Cap One for $18,000 and paid off in June; Barclay credit card $3100 limit with $2800 balance; Rooms To Go with $4500 limit and $1100 balance; Cap One credit card with $1,000 limit and $750 balance (going to pay it off at the end of this week)
According to my credit report, I am using 21% of my revolving accounts.
Debt-to-Income (DTI): 18.7%, but after I close on my house next month, it will be at 45%
Year of Car: 2008-current
Miles: ?
Purchase/Refinance: purchase
Requested loan term (XX Months): 60-72 months
Down payment amount: $5,000-10,000
Co-borrower/Co-Signer: none
The used cars that I have seen start at about $39,000 for a used 2010 6 Series (38,000 miles). At the same place, there is a 2009 M6 coup for $40,000 (44,000 miles).
What is the highest amount that I could qualify for? I want to be sure I can continue planning on one of these cars before I keep looking further. The highest monthly payment I would want is $800.
Thank you for reading and thank you for your help! :-)
Personally I think you'll be good to go once that mortgage is done. And it will look sweet in that new garage. Good Luck!
You should be fine. They usually pull EX, and with your past history of auto loans, your auto-enhanced score should be great! I think the score to be in the Super Elite credit tier for BMWFS is 740+, and you are there already.
Edit to include BMW credit tiers (from Bimmerfest dealer):
Super Elite 740+
Elite 739-700
Standard 699-675
Standard Plus 674-640
Progressive 639-601
Progressive Plus 600-575
I agree, this should def be fine. Heck, I got approved through bmw at one time with zero credit at all.
@Shogun wrote:Personally I think you'll be good to go once that mortgage is done. And it will look sweet in that new garage. Good Luck!
I agree completely. I am sure you already know this, but do not apply for any new credit until your mortgage is closed. I have been looking online at some BMW and Infiniti crossovers today and may take a look at a couple new/used ones when I get back stateside.
***edited for spelling***
Let us know how the auto App goes!