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I have been told, particularly in this economy and Japanese automakers recent troubles, that AHFS is very liberal in approving leases/loans.
I'm in the rebuilding process and currently my scores are "wacky" as provided by CCT, Eq 700, Ex 720, TU 565. I understand these are FAKOS but, don't know what's real as they see it.
Any suggestions?
Unless AHFC has changed their credit criteria over the last few months,, I don't think they have gone 'very liberal', they may have went more democrat with their lending, but they're still likely to require better credit for their best rates,,
I financed a motorcycle and jetski thru Honda Finance last summer ( got 0.9% for 36-mo on both ) and they were extremely conservative in their lending at that time because they were taking a beating from loan defaults last year,,
As a side note,, They pulled a trifecta on me when I app'd for those loans, they tagged all three CRB's,, and they would not take my application till I provided three personal references and their contact info on the loan documents,, I believe I posted my thoughts on that little requirement of theirs in a previous post ...
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It seems clear it is better to wait and apply at dealer, rather than online, since I was told Toyota and Honda are currently approving any credit tier with their best rates
This is not true we had a low 600 and mid 500 good debt to income ratio
offered 31,000 with 14.99 APR not best rates at all
Who was the
@chela62678 wrote:This is not true we had a low 600 and mid 500 good debt to income ratio
offered 31,000 with 14.99 APR not best rates at all
Who was the lender and how long ago? What state?
Toyota
I'm in TX