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Mr.10psi
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hey fellas got a question. Does anyone have any good recommendation on who will give me a car loan for a car thats over 10 years old that I would want to buy. From what Ive heard is that banks dont like to give out loans for cars over ten years old. Loan would have to been above 15 grand up to 25 grand. The car is over 10 years old. Any advice or recommendations would be appreciated thanks.
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flores24v
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Golden 1, I've used them twice
Posts: 851 | From: Florida | Registered: Jan 2011
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Since you asked for advice here it is, if you can't pay cash then maybe you shouldn't buy the car, good luck getting a decent interest rate if you are even able to find someone willing to give you a loan.
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ed650
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Sounds like your trying to buy an 03 cobra
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Lightstream
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Originally posted by ed650:
Sounds like your trying to buy an 03 cobra
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Posts: 1901 | From: Sacramento | Registered: Nov 2012
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68dustin
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I have done all my car loans thru Travis credit union.. just bought a 04 truck for 18k with 3% interest. Most the time the bank will give u the loan, but they will only give u the amount that it blue books.
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Posts: 3986 | From: neverland | Registered: Feb 2005
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97cobra209
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Yeah 25k for a 10 year old car is probably not going to happen like stated above what ever it's value is in the book that's all your going to get plus it will most likely come with a higher interest rate!
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Posts: 872 | From: Stockton | Registered: Oct 2011
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Robb
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My advice, Dont get a loan on a 10+ year old car. If you cant afford to pay it with cash, You shouldnt get it at all. Youll get raped with high interest.
Posts: 2467 | From: Sacramento,CA | Registered: Sep 2009
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Originally posted by ed650:
Sounds like your trying to buy an 03 cobra
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First Tech Credit Union.
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Posts: 1789 | From: East Bay | Registered: May 2009
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68dustin
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Nothing wrong with getting a loan... as long as your a responsible person and not be over your head.
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Posts: 3986 | From: neverland | Registered: Feb 2005
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flores24v
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Originally posted by 135.0:
Get a co signer ![[Wink]](wink.gif)
Know anybody on here that will co-sign for me bruh?
Posts: 851 | From: Florida | Registered: Jan 2011
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Originally posted by flores24v:
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Originally posted by 135.0:
Get a co signer
Know anybody on here that will co-sign for me bruh?
I just paid my car loan off, I can help out cuZ.
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*EPIK*
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Originally posted by 68dustin:
Nothing wrong with getting a loan... as long as your a responsible person and not be over your head.
+1... I saw that reply from Robb, and no offense, but I think that's ridiculous. Even the best of us, and some very wealthy people get car loans, in fact, I'm sure 75% of the newer cars on the road are purchased with a car loan. As long as you can afford the payments, go for it! Car loans also are a big way to help build a good credit history. +1 on Travis credit union, I've had 3-4 loans with them.
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Originally posted by *EPIK*:
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Originally posted by 68dustin:
Nothing wrong with getting a loan... as long as your a responsible person and not be over your head.
+1... I saw that reply from Robb, and no offense, but I think that's ridiculous. Even the best of us, and some very wealthy people get car loans, in fact, I'm sure 75% of the newer cars on the road are purchased with a car loan. As long as you can afford the payments, go for it! Car loans also are a big way to help build a good credit history. +1 on Travis credit union, I've had 3-4 loans with them.
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Posts: 6498 | From: San Bruno | Registered: Sep 2002
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Blind
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Originally posted by *EPIK*:
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Originally posted by 68dustin:
Nothing wrong with getting a loan... as long as your a responsible person and not be over your head.
+1... I saw that reply from Robb, and no offense, but I think that's ridiculous. Even the best of us, and some very wealthy people get car loans, in fact, I'm sure 75% of the newer cars on the road are purchased with a car loan. As long as you can afford the payments, go for it! Car loans also are a big way to help build a good credit history. +1 on Travis credit union, I've had 3-4 loans with them.
choosing loan vs cash on my wifes new car last year was a no brainer. $30k financed at 1.69%...umm basically free money compared to my investment account, lol.
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Posts: 8521 | From: Fairfield | Registered: Jul 2003
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blackfifty
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I got a loan from patelco and couldn't be happier. I got a 2.49 interest rate. I don't know about the ten year plus thing but I'm sure you can talk to them.
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Posts: 1331 | From: Oakland | Registered: Mar 2009
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losbadgts
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Im sure there is a lot of banks and credit union willing to give u the loan. The issue is how good your credit history is and how much of an interest u will get. To me it doesn't make any sense buying a 10+ car with high interest rate. So shop around
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Why pretent someone u are not, everyone else could see it.
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POWERED BY FORD
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Originally posted by Blind:
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Originally posted by *EPIK*:
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Originally posted by 68dustin:
Nothing wrong with getting a loan... as long as your a responsible person and not be over your head.
+1... I saw that reply from Robb, and no offense, but I think that's ridiculous. Even the best of us, and some very wealthy people get car loans, in fact, I'm sure 75% of the newer cars on the road are purchased with a car loan. As long as you can afford the payments, go for it! Car loans also are a big way to help build a good credit history. +1 on Travis credit union, I've had 3-4 loans with them.
choosing loan vs cash on my wifes new car last year was a no brainer. $30k financed at 1.69%...umm basically free money compared to my investment account, lol.
Yup, rather have the cash and get a loan with a low rate.
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Infamous5.0
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Originally posted by TEXAS:
Since you asked for advice here it is, if you can't pay cash then maybe you shouldn't buy the car, good luck getting a decent interest rate if you are even able to find someone willing to give you a loan.
Calm down richy rich. He didn't ask for your advice.
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Posts: 2340 | From: Bay Area | Registered: Aug 2002
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*EPIK*
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Originally posted by TEXAS:
Since you asked for advice here it is, if you can't pay cash then maybe you shouldn't buy the car, good luck getting a decent interest rate if you are even able to find someone willing to give you a loan.
My bad Robb... This was the reply I was actually talking about...
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92_5.0
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I currently have a loan through Travis credit union on a 2003 Sierra with an APR below 8 percent. would have easily gotten a lower APR if I didn't already have another auto loan. (06' 3.99% APR Golden1 CU)
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Posts: 1629 | From: bay area | Registered: May 2007
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FivePTSlow
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Before getting a loan for my coyote, I was going to buy an 03 cobra. Golden 1 approved me, but the best they could do was 8.75% since the car was so old. They informed me I qualified for 1.9% for a newer car, that made the cobra vs coyote decision much easier for me.
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Posts: 1857 | From: Sacramento | Registered: May 2007
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