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I am trying to get an idea of places to apply as it stands right now my score is middle 600 (recently dropped from 750 after refinancing my current car down to 3.4% and adding a couple of credit cards to start establishing revolving credit) and I will be purchasing a home soon as well...once the home is out of the way I plan to build back my score to at least 720 or higher to then apply for a larger car purchase but the only problem is I am getting no ideas of where to apply for larger car loans I see some say to try with a credit union but I've seen some people say a credit union won't do a loan that high?! So then where would I apply or who offers loans that are 50k plus on vehicles? Thank you for all the help I thoroughly appreciate it
Credit unions will definitely loan out that much. A lot of them loan over $100k for cars.
My current loan was through CRB Auto which is a dealer-only bank (you can't call yourself and get financing) but they've been great for me and have had great customer service. My loan was for $58k.
Plenty of options out there for that amount.
CRB Auto?!
Did you read my post?! Sorry I hope that doesn't come across rude but I'm not looking to get this loan for at least a couple years after it's back up over 720 I had it over 750 I'm wanting to know the best places or places in general that do loans that high the car is affordable to me now but my score isn't where I want it to be as I just did a few life changes and I am about to buy my house literally in the next few months I just want to know what places offer these type of loans so I don't waste my time or hits on places that won't even offer loans of that amount. I hope that better explains?!
Like one said , I would walk into a credit union and talk to the finance manager. Tell them what your plan is in a year or 2 . Ive always made a trip to my credit union first to tell them what i want and then we work out the rate they can offer me , for my higher end cars - credit unions has always came through for me.
Good luck
Yes it seems to be what everyone ends up telling me is try with the Credit Union it wouldn't hurt since the car I recently refinanced was through them perhaps after I pay it off it will give me better odds Ty
@rileydude My DTI right now is under 6% once I get a home I know it will go up but by the time I am ready the vehicle I'm paying on now will be paid off so the only larger payment I'll have will be the home I know they want to be 10% and under for Income to be used on vehicle is that about right for you?!