@Mv350 wrote:
@recoveringfrombk7 wrote:
@Mv350 wrote:I would try the Capital one auto navigator tool. It should be able to prequalify you on a loan.
I think you have to buy through their auto navigator though, so if the car OP wants isn't listed there it would be a no go. CU is definitely the best bet.
I took my pre approval to a dealer that offers financing through Cap1, they worked out the deal and I signed the deal the next day.
But was the vehicle in the navigator? I swore I read here that it has to be available through the site. Totally possible I'm mistaken.
@recoveringfrombk7 wrote:
@Mv350 wrote:
@recoveringfrombk7 wrote:
@Mv350 wrote:I would try the Capital one auto navigator tool. It should be able to prequalify you on a loan.
I think you have to buy through their auto navigator though, so if the car OP wants isn't listed there it would be a no go. CU is definitely the best bet.
I took my pre approval to a dealer that offers financing through Cap1, they worked out the deal and I signed the deal the next day.
But was the vehicle in the navigator? I swore I read here that it has to be available through the site. Totally possible I'm mistaken.
The dealer doesn't have to be in navigator, they just have to work with cap1. If they don't, you can't use the pre-approval there.
@Brian_Earl_Spilner wrote:
@recoveringfrombk7 wrote:
@Mv350 wrote:
@recoveringfrombk7 wrote:
@Mv350 wrote:I would try the Capital one auto navigator tool. It should be able to prequalify you on a loan.
I think you have to buy through their auto navigator though, so if the car OP wants isn't listed there it would be a no go. CU is definitely the best bet.
I took my pre approval to a dealer that offers financing through Cap1, they worked out the deal and I signed the deal the next day.
But was the vehicle in the navigator? I swore I read here that it has to be available through the site. Totally possible I'm mistaken.
The dealer doesn't have to be in navigator, they just have to work with cap1. If they don't, you can't use the pre-approval there.
+1 on this
The vehicle I went with wasn't even listed on the dealer's website yet, or the auto navigator. I was shopping at a couple dealerships. As long as they work with Capital One Auto financing, I think you will be good.
That's really great to know, thank you both!