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Tried Cap 1 pre-qualifier and was denied so either I have to call in and talk to someone or try someplace else.
That suck if cap1 won't finance its hard to get other places but u might have luck.. They probably didn't finance u cuz u burned them in ur bk
Spoke with Capital One Auto finance CS and the CS recommended waiting a month and re-applying.
Then I have car salesmen and FM's saying no get the car now, you probably won't be able to get a deal 3 months from now. Pressure, Pressure... but 25% interest....UGH!!!
Good lord, all I want is a car that is reliable, a gas sipper and has some pep to its step and not to old.
I am so tempted to get either a Ford Fiesta either the ST or SE with turbocharged 3 cylinder but both of these vehicles come with manual transmissions only. So if I want an inexpensive turbocharged automatic it is either a Chevy Sonic LTZ or RS or a 2015-2016 Golf TSI S.
Maybe I should go to Carmax this weekend and see what they can do for me. At this point, probably not much better.
Must learn patience, must learn patience.......
It is so frustrating..........
Have u tried walking straight into a dealership to talk to them.. Honda might finance u since u haven't burned them with bk yet
Got my refusal letter from Capital One and I quote The reason we declined your loan application: There are to many delinquent past and present Capital One credit obligations. So I guess I have burned them.
Agree with StartingOver10, getting a beater does not mean you're buying something unreliable. In your situation, if you can get together 3-4K, you can find a used Civic or Corolla that will have high mileage, but will run forever with basic maintenance. Going with a 25% interest rate will only hurt you down the road when you achieve higher scores. Then in a year or so when your scores get over 600, you'll be in a lot better position to get a better interest rate, you can then use the "beater" to trade-in and use that as a down payment for something you really want. Applying to places online with mid 500 scores is only going to end up in denials and with each inquiry, it puts you further behind.
Unfortunately, I don't have 3-4k at this time so I guess I should hang on to what I have now until my disability settlement comes through. I have no idea when but I do know I will be getting around $9,700 at some point. Unfortunately, it won't be a lump sum payment all at oncel I will get a partial lump sum and then biweekly payments until it is paid out in full.
It has been a financial challenge being on full disability, partial disability and regular work of various lengths of time for the last 3 years. And also having other medical issues during the last year impacting my finances. So haven't had much abitlity to save a large amount of money.
I guess I was to optimistic about my chances of lowering my car payments.
Just an update. I was able to get a BRAND NEW 2015 Honda Civic Coupe LX financed through Honda as of Nov. 29th, 2015.
Here is the deal:
MSRP: 19,910.00
OTD Price: 17,000
with taxes and fees: 20,056.95 (includes Gap Insurance and Honda Sentinel Warranty)
Down payment: 1,000 + 500 (military Cash Back)
Total Financed: 18,556.95 with 17.84% APR
The best news is that I can refinance in 6-12 months at a lower APR easier with this car then my previous car. My payments are $14 more a month then what I was paying on the Kia Soul but now it is a fresh start and the best chance to refi.
Congrats... With that u will start building up credit faster when they tell u can refinance in 6-12 months really depends if ur credit is able to get to the 640+ range in that time once again congrats on the purchase of a brand new car that will last u forever
also time to go get 3 secured card