topic Re: Pre-qualified/Pre-approved Soft Pull Auto Loan Options? in Auto Loans

Pre-qualified/Pre-approved Soft Pull Auto Loan Options?

GoHooterGo — Sun, 03 Apr 2022 22:45:31 GMT

Is there any other sites similar to Capital One Auto Nagivator that allows you to get Pre-qualified for loans before you shop?

Re: Pre-qualified/Pre-approved Soft Pull Auto Loan Options?

Credit_Master — Sun, 03 Apr 2022 23:13:44 GMT

I know Carvana allows you to get pre-approval.

Credit_Master

Re: Pre-qualified/Pre-approved Soft Pull Auto Loan Options?

CCrew — Wed, 13 Apr 2022 11:04:36 GMT

Chrysler Financial.

GM Financial

Re: Pre-qualified/Pre-approved Soft Pull Auto Loan Options?

bigseegar — Wed, 13 Apr 2022 12:49:40 GMT

PenFed does I believe as does GM Financial (but be careful with GM as when you select a prefered dealer the dealers have been known to do a HP without your knowledge).

Re: Pre-qualified/Pre-approved Soft Pull Auto Loan Options?

GoHooterGo — Thu, 28 Apr 2022 04:05:51 GMT

The window on my CapitalOne auto navigator offer had closed, the amount wasd $55,000 @ 4.8-5.0% for new.

PenFed pre approved me for $60,000 at around 4.4-5.4% for new.

My credit has improved by around 20-30 points since those apps, but I do not plan on apping for any pre approvals until about 30-45 days before confirmed delievery of my truck.

Re: Pre-qualified/Pre-approved Soft Pull Auto Loan Options?

Creditplz — Thu, 28 Apr 2022 07:07:59 GMT

Ahhhh that sums up all the ones I know... there used to be this cool company called SpringBoard Auto.. they did SP pre qualify for auto loans... but they got bought out :/

Re: Pre-qualified/Pre-approved Soft Pull Auto Loan Options?

JankyOptions — Wed, 04 May 2022 02:23:59 GMT

Chase Auto gives a pre-qualification amount on a soft pull. Non binding, of course. The amounts it gives seem tiered and generic based on income input.

Re: Pre-qualified/Pre-approved Soft Pull Auto Loan Options?

GoHooterGo — Wed, 04 May 2022 07:15:17 GMT

@JankyOptions wrote:
Chase Auto gives a pre-qualification amount on a soft pull. Non binding, of course. The amounts it gives seem tiered and generic based on income input.

I tried Chase, no prequalification offers for me

PenFed and Capital One both offered similar rates and terms, which I didn't think were bad.