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Credit Score: 637 618 589
AAoA: 4 years
# of positive trade lines: 5
# of negative trade lines:9 from 3to4 years ago
Income: 60k
Lenght of Employment: 8 years
Previous Loan Experience: no car loans
Debt-to-Income (DTI):dont know my credit card bills are like 200 a month
Year of Car:2014 f150
Miles:00
Purchase/Refinance:34000
Requested loan term (XX Months):60
Down payment amount:3000
Co-borrower/Co-Signer: no
Other:what do yall think would i qualify for a loan?
I'll say its possible but not at favorable rates.
@Anonymous wrote:Credit Score: 637 618 589
AAoA: 4 years
# of positive trade lines: 5
# of negative trade lines:9 from 3to4 years ago
Income: 60k
Lenght of Employment: 8 years
Previous Loan Experience: no car loans
Debt-to-Income (DTI):dont know my credit card bills are like 200 a month
Year of Car:2014 f150
Miles:00
Purchase/Refinance:34000
Requested loan term (XX Months):60
Down payment amount:3000
Co-borrower/Co-Signer: no
Other:what do yall think would i qualify for a loan?
More negative than positive tradelines? If I was the finance adviser I would have a major issue with that.
I bet they'll want something like 10K down. You might try something far cheaper, buying new is not smart, especially in your scenario.
I could see you getting a loan for 20K but man 34K is pushing it.
One thing is certain, you will be taking a beating on the interest rate. I mean like tier 3 lenders and below bad...
if you do your interest rate will be through the roof
Well I applied with capital one, they offered me 10.35% not bad considering my score right?
@Anonymous wrote:Well I applied with capital one, they offered me 10.35% not bad considering my score right?
Thats pretty bad for a new car, but its not a terrible rate. I bet they only looked at your highest score.
You might want to rethink buying new, you loose something like 10% in value the moment you drive off the lot.
Might as well set fire to $3400.
Not bad at all with a 643 score I was denied with chase and cap1 when I did get approved with road loans it was at 20.81%.
So not great but awesome you got an approval. Can always refinance next year.