Question Help, TT
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RE: Question Help, TT
Depends on your credit my friend, best way to go is get a co- signer or surety that way you'll get a lower interest rate and lower payments. I co-signed on a loan so that my girlfriend could buy an SRT-4. It helps if you have another person on the loan with you.
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RE: Question Help, TT
Depends on your credit history. If you have none, then no. If it is ok, then with a co-signer. You dont have enough time to develop any real credit for you to get it by yourself.
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RE: Question Help, TT
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Depends on your credit my friend, best way to go is get a co- signer or surety that way you'll get a lower interest rate and lower payments. I co-signed on a loan so that my girlfriend could buy an SRT-4. It helps if you have another person on the loan with you.
Depends on your credit my friend, best way to go is get a co- signer or surety that way you'll get a lower interest rate and lower payments. I co-signed on a loan so that my girlfriend could buy an SRT-4. It helps if you have another person on the loan with you.
The BEST thing to do (if not buying outright)is save up and put a nice down payment on the car and finance the rest outside of a dealer for better rates if the dealers finance team can't meet the going APR.
