Cars are big investments and the one you buy today may be in your life for over 10 years. Emmy Award winning auto writer Tom Voelk has some tips to consider before writing that big check.
My credit really ***** and I have just been getting the run around with buying cars. I have done applications over the net for car loans and they call me and i go up to the dealership only to be told the same thing “you need a co signer or 2500 down”. Who can apply to that will actually help me get into a car?
This is the second car I have bought from them just trying to increase my credit score. While it has worked my score needs to be higher. I would like to distrubute my credit around so it look like I have had a loan with like a bank or some place of that nature. How can I get someone to buy the loan and let me pay it through their company. I don’t want to have to keep buying cars. At the same time it decreases the risk of them snatching a nice car away should an emergency arise.
I have don’t have much if any credit- just a low amount credit card. Since I am footing the bill for that an two other bills,I dont have very much room left for insurance
( which i know is nesscesary) and a car payment. Help!
I tend to find in yahoo auto, autotrader, or automart, cars that are a year to only 3 years old with less then 30,000 miles in them that were in light accidents for less then thirteen thousand dollars or lower. I’ve seen Nissan 350Z’s, Infinity G-35’s, BMW coupes, Benz, any car from 2005 and up that have light bumps in them. Is it worth buying them and fixing them up or is there a catch
I am new to buying cars and am looking to buy a 2008 Honda Accord EX Sedan automatic 4D. The out the door price per the dealer is $23k. My credit score is a little over 700: Can someone please tell me what APR I must be looking at? And if the price is good?