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Unless someone can think of something that I am missing, there's nothing much you can do, since you have decided that you want to buy this car in two weeks. You'll just have to hope for the best, and if you do get approved for this loan you will certainly pay a much higher interest rate than you would if your reports were in better shape.
If. on the other hand, you are willing to take a couple months to get your reports into much better shape, then folks here can give you a lot of advice and help.
Depends on what you want. If you would like the best rate on your loan, then there's a lot more you should do.
Bear in mind that even if your creditors report your accounts, it might take a while for them to show up on your reports.
Here are some of the things you can do to improve your scores:
(1) Pull your three reports. Also pull your three FICO 8 scores.
(2) Make a list of all the negatives that appear on the reports. Negatives or derogs are lates, collections, chargeoffs, public records, liens, judgments, bankruptcies.
(3) Your credit card balances are too high. You need exactly one card reporting with a small positive balance (e.g. $20) and all other cards reporting $0. 30% on all cards damages your score in several ways.
After you have talked with some people here about the specific derogs and get your card balances reporting as recommended then you can figure out whether your scores are high enough for best rates. You'll also be able at that point be able to assess whether it makes sense to go with a different lender (depends on whether EQ or EX are better for you than TU).
A good scoring tool given your particular needs would be the $1 trial offer at Credit Check Total.