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APPROVING BANK: JP Morgan Chase
BUREAU PULLED: Transunion
CREDIT SCORE: 718
SOFT PULL/HARD PULL: Hard
CUSTOMER STATE OF RESIDENCE: Nebraska
NEW/USED: New
YEAR OF VEHICLE: 2021
MAKE: Subaru
MODEL: Legacy Premium with Moonroof
MILEAGE: 15
FINANCE/LEASE: Finance
PURCHASE PRICE: $26300
AMOUNT OF LOAN: $21,000
TERM CONTRACTED: 60 months
APR/LEASE RATE: 0%
MONTHLY PAYMENT: $351
ANNUAL INCOME: $49,000
DEBT TO INCOME RATIO: ~17% (just this car)
MISCELLANEOUS COMMENTARY: Car stickers for over $29,000 but I used Truecar Unlimited Corporate pricing, as a employee of a large tech company, to just get a low no haggle price and the dealer accepted. Payment was only set to be $315 a month, but I rolled in the tax title reg fees. Super stoked to get 0% as a first time car buyer. Only credit I have had before hand was my AppleCard that I opened almost two years ago in July. Never missed a payment and I don't plan to start.
APPROVING BANK: State Employees Credit Union
BUREAU PULLED: Equifax
CREDIT SCORE: 665
SOFT PULL/HARD PULL: HP
CUSTOMER STATE OF RESIDENCE: NC
NEW/USED: Used
YEAR OF VEHICLE: 2018
MAKE: Toyota
MODEL: Tundra
MILEAGE: 26,432
FINANCE/LEASE: Refinance
PURCHASE PRICE: 40,435
AMOUNT OF LOAN: 40,435
TERM CONTRACTED: 72
APR/LEASE RATE: 3.95
MONTHLY PAYMENT: 644
ANNUAL INCOME: 68,000
@TC1212 wrote:@Brian_Earl_Spilner @I found my credit report letter from Navy back in July - it was 566. My interest rate was actually 2.09 instead of 2.29. Still in shock. We picked up car about 10 days ago. DH was so suprised.
How did you get such a good interest rate ?
@Keyluv44 wrote:
APPROVING BANK: Navy Federal BUREAU PULLED: Transunion CREDIT SCORE: According to NFCU 578 SOFT PULL/HARD PULL: Hard CUSTOMER STATE OF RESIDENCE: Florida NEW/USED: New YEAR OF VEHICLE: 2022 MAKE: HYUNDAI MODEL: TUCSON SEL with Convenience Package MILEAGE: 14 FINANCE/LEASE: FINANCE PURCHASE PRICE: 32K AMOUNT OF LOAN:30K TERM CONTRACTED: 72 APR/LEASE RATE: 2.9% MONTHLY PAYMENT:$465 ANNUAL INCOME: 55K
Why such the large discrepancy between what Navy has as your score and what you believe your score to be?
I assume that his internal score with NFCU, which weighs heavily in favor of prior relationship, is a lot higher than his FICO score.
APPROVING BANKCU, Gesa
BUREAU PULLED: Equifax
CREDIT SCORE:665
SOFT PULL/HARD PULL: Hard
CUSTOMER STATE OF RESIDENCE: Wa state
NEW/USED:Used
YEAR OF VEHICLE: 2016
MAKE:BMW
MODEL:4 Series M Sport
MILEAGE:23,000
FINANCE/LEASE:finance
PURCHASE PRICE: $26,000
AMOUNT OF LOAN:$35000
TERM CONTRACTED:84
APR/LEASE RATE:6.4 % DCU, 7.2 Gesa
MONTHLY PAYMENT:$553
ANNUAL INCOME:$70,000
MISCELLANEOUS COMMENTARY: probably should have applied with navy federal who I've been with for 5 years, but my equifax auto score was the highest of all bureaus. Saw this 4 series on Vroom.com and after shopping around locally I went with this.
APPROVING BANK: PenFed
BUREAU PULLED: EQ
CREDIT SCORE: 763
SOFT PULL/HARD PULL: Hard
CUSTOMER STATE OF RESIDENCE: UT
NEW/USED: Used
YEAR OF VEHICLE: 2015
MAKE: Tesla
MODEL: Model S P90DL
PURCHASE PRICE: $36k
AMOUNT OF LOAN: $36k
TERM CONTRACTED: 60
APR/LEASE RATE: 3.14%
MONTHLY PAYMENT: $649
ANNUAL INCOME: Mid $100k's
DEBT TO INCOME RATIO: 12%
MISCELLANEOUS COMMENTARY: We lost our Audi in an accident last month. Our mortgage lender gave us the thumbs up to take a loan out for a replacement so we could put the cash towards the house. It'll be titled and registered under our business so on the bright side the payments provide a bit of a write-off, plus switching over to an EV is great. I've already put 3,000 miles on the car and haven't paid a penny in gas or charging (free supercharging!).
APPROVING BANK: RBFCU
BUREAU PULLED: TU
CREDIT SCORE: 808
SOFT PULL/HARD PULL: Hard
CUSTOMER STATE OF RESIDENCE: TX
NEW/USED: New
YEAR OF VEHICLE: 2022
MAKE: Mitsubishi
MODEL: Outlander
MILEAGE: 17
FINANCE/LEASE: Finance
PURCHASE PRICE: $33,000
AMOUNT OF LOAN: $27,000
TERM CONTRACTED: 72
APR/LEASE RATE: 2.44
MONTHLY PAYMENT: $415
@schsa210 Wow . . . great financing . . . thanks for posting . . . way to go Texas!!!