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Chapter 7 was discharged 05/2013....Credit cards are reporting my FICO scores as 707, 695, and 683. After taxes, my wife and I combined bring in about $1000 per week. I'm looking to purchase a new 2016 Mazda CX5 and willing to make a down payment from $8-10K. Can anyone give me any insight into what type of rate I might be looking at to finance the purchase of a new car in the Chicago area?
Income before taxes is what counts for DTI, as well as some other things.
Assuming your auto scores are somewhere in that high 600's/low 700's there's no reason you shouldn't be in the 2-5% range with such a high down payment. My suggestion would be, look at a local CU or penfed and see if they will pre-qualify you.
Will getting prequalified ding my credit scores?
@Anonymous wrote:Will getting prequalified ding my credit scores?
You can pre qualify at capitalone.com and it will not ding your scores, they can sometimes be generous although they usually offer an APR range instead of a set APR. If you walk into a local CU most likely it will be a hard pull, however you should know what your actual APR will be and exactly how much you can qualify for.