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GM announced that they were lowering the fico requirements from the former 700 to 621. Ok, but Mr. Newscaster...where is the rest of the story? They're lowering them to 621, ok but auto-enhanced and at what interest rate?
I hope this isn't a b.s. ploy to get people in there to sell cars to who really get into a bind. Guess we'll see where this all heads.
Seems to me GM should do what ever it takes to gain back the trust of the American buyer again. I read somewhere that GM only makes up 20% of the auto industry. At this point I would need to see a little more from GM to feel confident to buy there product. Im not sure if GM is going to even make it with the Bail out..
Just my 2 cents..
@fishbjc wrote:GM announced that they were lowering the fico requirements from the former 700 to 621. Ok, but Mr. Newscaster...where is the rest of the story? They're lowering them to 621, ok but auto-enhanced and at what interest rate?
I hope this isn't a b.s. ploy to get people in there to sell cars to who really get into a bind. Guess we'll see where this all heads.
I seen this on the world news the other night as well, they weren't very specific by no means! I don't think the 621 scoring will be for promo deals. Today I seen a GM commercial for the new Malibu and it said that 4.9 apr was available for well qualified buyers! Guess it's going to be like Honda's financing... crs/auto scores + model vehicle = % apr It's going to be interesting to see how all this plays out....
This is just one of the first bailout problems that has surfaced. GM knows that they now have a perpetual money drip from the US taxpayer. If going back to sub-prime territory bombs out with high defaults what do they care? They'll just call Congress up and ask them to send over another boatload of money.
LOL After I read this I apped online through GMAC and it says their system is down right now. I will
try another day.. I was approved at my CU who pulled EQ but at 16.9% which I told them just to cancel it
but I still have a 14 day window to app so thought why not, I am at 625 on EQ right now so as long as they pull
EQ I would have a chance.
Interesting news!
I'm curious what/if other pre-conditions will be included. BK OK? Repos OK? Will they ONLY go by score or will they have a look at these other things? We all know that a 621 can have many "faces"...
@ScoreBooster wrote:Interesting news!
I'm curious what/if other pre-conditions will be included. BK OK? Repos OK? Will they ONLY go by score or will they have a look at these other things? We all know that a 621 can have many "faces"...
Message Edited by ScoreBooster on 01-03-2009 08:24 PM
You can believe they are going to be looking at everything.. they do this even with very well qualified borrowers.
I may consider GM because of financials. I can get friends/family discount + they're offering to boost our gm rewards from $500 to $1500.
If the *interest is good* we may go with gm.
These *half truth* newscasts are ANNOYING to say the least. Tell the whole story why doncha!!!!
@Anonymous wrote:
@ScoreBooster wrote:Interesting news!
I'm curious what/if other pre-conditions will be included. BK OK? Repos OK? Will they ONLY go by score or will they have a look at these other things? We all know that a 621 can have many "faces"...
Message Edited by ScoreBooster on 01-03-2009 08:24 PMYou can believe they are going to be looking at everything.. they do this even with very well qualified borrowers.
That would raise the question why they lowered the score to qualify in the first place!?
If you have a perfect credit-history and didn't max out your CCs, your score should be higher...