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I currently have two active auto loans. One opened in June of 2013 with a beginning balance of $20,500 ($18,600 balance now). The second was opened in Dec of 2012 and had a balance of $26,000 (now $22,500). I am married and our scores are 794-800 with a revolving credit balance of 9% (soon to be 0), 0 late fees, and an annual income of $110,000. I would like get a third loan next spring for a fun extra third car. Will lenders give this type of loan or do they not really like giving three car loans to a married couple? Thanks.
I think it would revert to debt to income as a deciding factor.
@Anonymous wrote:I currently have two active auto loans. One opened in June of 2013 with a beginning balance of $20,500 ($18,600 balance now). The second was opened in Dec of 2012 and had a balance of $26,000 (now $22,500). I am married and our scores are 794-800 with a revolving credit balance of 9% (soon to be 0), 0 late fees, and an annual income of $110,000. I would like get a third loan next spring for a fun extra third car. Will lenders give this type of loan or do they not really like giving three car loans to a married couple? Thanks.
It all depends on your DTI ratio.
I have 2 auto loans and 1 auto lease right now. 1 is already paid off but statement has yet to cut. The other has a balance of >60k and the lease is 370/month (53k MSRP lexus). When trying to get the lease I told the dealer I have 2 active car loans on my CR right now and he said there might be a small problem, but after he pulled my CR he said everything is fine and I still qualified for the best rate.
I at one point had 4 autos on my profile (down to one lease hope it stays that way for a while). When I got the fourth loan it was a bit trickier, had to show w2's and such. As long as you have income to back it up the banks dont care. However im a firm beliver of never letting a car loan payment(s) total more than 20% of your monthly salary.
I've had 3 in the past and never had an issue.
3 cars on $50k? That, in itself, is the reason