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I'm curious how you purhcased a vehicle for 22500, put $10k down and still have a loan for $21k?? Where'd the other $8500 go? Dealers pocket?
@Anonymous wrote:APPROVING BANK: Honda Finance
BUREAU PULLED: Experian
CREDIT SCORE: 689SOFT PULL/HARD PULL: Hard
CUSTOMER STATE OF RESIDENCE: CA
NEW/USED: New
YEAR OF VEHICLE: 2018
MAKE: Honda
MODEL: Accord
MILEAGE: 7
FINANCE/LEASE: FinancePURCHASE PRICE: 22500
AMOUNT OF LOAN: 21000
TERM CONTRACTED: 60 Months
APR/LEASE RATE: 2.9
MONTHLY PAYMENT: 377
ANNUAL INCOME: 50,000
DEBT TO INCOME RATIO: 3%
MISCELLANEOUS COMMENTARY: Filed bankruptcy 2016. I am trying to rebuild my credit with secured credit card. Down payment of 10,000. Dealer said I have to get extended warranty and 3 year maintenance coverage in order to qualify for 2.9%. It sounded by bogus but I was satisfied with 2.9%. I was expecting ~10% APR.
@MrPSS wrote:I'm curious how you purhcased a vehicle for 22500, put $10k down and still have a loan for $21k?? Where'd the other $8500 go? Dealers pocket?
@Anonymous wrote:APPROVING BANK: Honda Finance
BUREAU PULLED: Experian
CREDIT SCORE: 689SOFT PULL/HARD PULL: Hard
CUSTOMER STATE OF RESIDENCE: CA
NEW/USED: New
YEAR OF VEHICLE: 2018
MAKE: Honda
MODEL: Accord
MILEAGE: 7
FINANCE/LEASE: FinancePURCHASE PRICE: 22500
AMOUNT OF LOAN: 21000
TERM CONTRACTED: 60 Months
APR/LEASE RATE: 2.9
MONTHLY PAYMENT: 377
ANNUAL INCOME: 50,000
DEBT TO INCOME RATIO: 3%
MISCELLANEOUS COMMENTARY: Filed bankruptcy 2016. I am trying to rebuild my credit with secured credit card. Down payment of 10,000. Dealer said I have to get extended warranty and 3 year maintenance coverage in order to qualify for 2.9%. It sounded by bogus but I was satisfied with 2.9%. I was expecting ~10% APR.
Upside down trade-in?
Suncoast Credit Unon
Experian 714
$20,0000
3.75%
With Gap
Previous loan approved did not use
Navy
Eq 707
$20,000
8.9%
APPROVING BANK: Honda Financial
BUREAU PULLED: Equifax
CREDIT SCORE: 715 - FICO Auto 8 (they told me it would be 9 :/)
SOFT PULL/HARD PULL: HP
CUSTOMER STATE OF RESIDENCE: VA
NEW/USED: New
YEAR OF VEHICLE: 2018
MAKE: Honda
MODEL: Accord Sport 1.5T
MILEAGE: 10
FINANCE/LEASE: Lease
PURCHASE PRICE: 21,800
TERM CONTRACTED: 36 months
APR/LEASE RATE: .00072 (1.73%)
MONTHLY PAYMENT: 244
ANNUAL INCOME: 60k
MISCELLANEOUS COMMENTARY: Approved for Honda's Super Preferred. They initially told me they pulled FICO Auto 9 but they pulled 8. Still got approved but would have liked them to be more knowledgable on the subject.
@Anonymous wrote:MISCELLANEOUS COMMENTARY: Approved for Honda's Super Preferred. They initially told me they pulled FICO Auto 9 but they pulled 8. Still got approved but would have liked them to be more knowledgable on the subject.
In my experience, dealerships aren't usually very well-informed about credit scoring models. Sales people are the worst; finance managers may know a little more. But even they sometimes don't know which CRA they pull much less which scoring model.
I financed two cars in December. I told both dealerships they were only allowed only one HP for each transaction. But in each case the dealer pulled my credit and then their finance company pulled it again the same day! Apparently this is typical in northern California because dealerships want to know up front whether customers are creditworthy and don't want to send ineligible people to their finance companies. Apparently the dealerships don't or can't share those scores with their finance companies! Both Mercedes Benz Financial Services and Ford Motor Credit pulled my credit reports again to secure financing.
So I ended up with four HPs for two auto finance transactions, neither of which was "de-duplicated" at the end of the month. And in each case the dealership personnel had no clue this would happpen and when confronted, said "Oh, that's what always happens..." Sheesh!
APPROVING BANK: PenFed
BUREAU PULLED: EQ
CREDIT SCORE: 740-752
SOFT PULL/HARD PULL: HP
CUSTOMER STATE OF RESIDENCE: PR
NEW/USED: USED
YEAR OF VEHICLE: 2014
MAKE: Nissan
MODEL: Versa
MILEAGE: 23,989
FINANCE/LEASE: Finance
PURCHASE PRICE: ?
AMOUNT OF LOAN: $8,500
TERM CONTRACTED: 36
APR/LEASE RATE: 3.99%
MONTHLY PAYMENT: $251
ANNUAL INCOME: $17,000
DEBT TO INCOME RATIO: ?
MISCELLANEOUS COMMENTARY:
- In Puerto Rico the rates are higher, minimun apr for 36 months is 3.99%, 5.49% for 48 months
- Im buying a account from another person, not directly form the dealer
@ridgebackpilot wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:MISCELLANEOUS COMMENTARY: Approved for Honda's Super Preferred. They initially told me they pulled FICO Auto 9 but they pulled 8. Still got approved but would have liked them to be more knowledgable on the subject.
In my experience, dealerships aren't usually very well-informed about credit scoring models. Sales people are the worst; finance managers may know a little more. But even they sometimes don't know which CRA they pull much less which scoring model.
I financed two cars in December. I told both dealerships they were only allowed only one HP for each transaction. But in each case the dealer pulled my credit and then their finance company pulled it again the same day! Apparently this is typical in northern California because dealerships want to know up front whether customers are creditworthy and don't want to send ineligible people to their finance companies. Apparently the dealerships don't or can't share those scores with their finance companies! Both Mercedes Benz Financial Services and Ford Motor Credit pulled my credit reports again to secure financing.
So I ended up with four HPs for two auto finance transactions, neither of which was "de-duplicated" at the end of the month. And in each case the dealership personnel had no clue this would happpen and when confronted, said "Oh, that's what always happens..." Sheesh!
This is normal everywhere. Only one time did I not have a dealer pull credit but that was because it was a buddy of mine and he just submitted straight to Toyota on a lease. Every other time it has been a dealer pull and a finance company pull.
@sccredit wrote:This is normal everywhere. Only one time did I not have a dealer pull credit but that was because it was a buddy of mine and he just submitted straight to Toyota on a lease. Every other time it has been a dealer pull and a finance company pull.
Is there any legitimate reason that a car dealer cannot share their HP with their finance company? You would think this would be relatively easy, espcially when it's a captive finance company (e.g., Ford dealer & Ford Motor Credit). I can't think of an compelling reason for two separate HPs for one auto transaction!