I know other's have reached 900 on the industry scores but was unable to find a "900 Club" thread. It was just a bit weird to see it today when I pulled my scores. I think EQ loves me 
Sweet lol
@donkort wrote:I have an 865 (EX Auto 2) and an 856 (EX Bankcard 2). That's the closest I've come.
Those are great scores, particular for that older model. I've been hovering in th upper 880's and 890's for EQ for a while. Assumed it could happen but seeing that number was truly weird 
Time to go car shopping 
Total Loan Balance: $43k / $65k
Total SL: $78k
Congratulations on your success!
My Fico Auto 8 & 9 scores have always been my best scores, usually 50-100 points higher than my other FICO scores. I think because it's weighted for auto loans, they heavily factor in prior auto loan histories. Despite my awful credit I had from 2016-2019, I always have made my car payments on time, and have 4 auto loans on my report (2 closed, 2 open), and I think that's why my Auto scores are so much higher than the rest of my scores.
No joke, my EQ Mortgage score is 617, my EQ vantagescore (I know...) is 577. By contrast, my EQ Auto 8 score is 711.
@donkort wrote:Should have congratulated Trudy----Trudy Truly deserves her accolades!
I have high auto scores because I paid off in full two leases in a row, and am now 2/3's through my present lease.
Ironically, when my FICOs were in 660s-680s, my auto scores were in the 630s-640s---but my mortgage scores were 700-plus.
Aw shucks. Truth be told, who needs a 900. Just a pretty number I've never seen..on my file