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Submitted by msmiller36 on November 8, 2009 - 12:07pm
Hi, I am in need of a vehicle. I submitted a on-line application and so far I have been denied by: Triad Financial Thanks
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Try getting an insanely cheap used car perhaps
from a friend or relative.
If you are in san diego, skip A/C, Skip Power windows
and locks, skip the automatic.
I've known people who got 7 year old hyundais'
for under a grand.
If you have bad credit, you will pay through the
nose on interest.
or get a bike, My handyman got his truck repo'd
he got a ten speed free, he's lost 30 lbs of
weight and is getting in great shape.
For car loans, try a Credit Union. San Diego has several good ones. I use Mission Federal: http://www.missionfcu.org/
a dealership? please don't make that mistake.
i recommend cars.com?
go with what you can afford to spend, and
not to be a wise ass but don't forget the insurance.
...you never know
www.lendingclub.com
citi financial gave me a car loan. I had crappy credit at the time.
I did not know that getting loan is difficult after listening to many people. This is not the case with me I don’t know to which places you have visited and did not get the loan. I’ve got my loan from Meridian Financial (short term loans),
Don't do it!
Dealerships make bank off of loans to people with bad credit. Go with the "cheap" (low price) used car paid for with cash. My grandfather never bought a new car and he is a millionaire.
My best friend from high school said he talked to a neighbor of a friend who is a finance manager for a dealership. The "finance" manager said that he makes 4 points on loans. 4 points is a lot to pay a dealership for a loan, so they are charging people big time for those loans.