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Recently I had a car wreck that totaled out my SUV. Some young kids ran a stop sign and Tboned me at 55 mph. I fractured my pelvis, but in the process of xrays and CTs they found what may possibly be cancer in my bone....I am only 27 . Anyway, under normal circumstances I would buy a new vehicle or an almost new vehicle, but since I don't know what the future holds and the medical debt we are about to have I am looking at older nice vehicles such as a 2007 Tahoe. I love the vehicle and I feel like it is somethng I would be proud to drive. Also, something we could pay off quickly. However, the mileage on it is at 150,000. One owner and rates a 9.5 out of 10. I know these trucks last well up to 300,000. My problem is would I be able to get financing with this with a good intrest rate. My credit is great. I just don't know if a bank or credit union will loan money on vehicles with this much mileage. Any ideas on how to get this done?
The mileage may present a problem. I am in the market for a new vehicle as well. Most companies I checked require the mileage to be below 80,000 miles.