good gawd 20%?!
f*ck a 20% good grac-goodlawd-jee-shi-wooo-f*ck dat.
But i understand you're want for that truck though. handle your biz son. good luck with that though.
good gawd 20%?!
f*ck a 20% good grac-goodlawd-jee-shi-wooo-f*ck dat.
But i understand you're want for that truck though. handle your biz son. good luck with that though.
sheiiit, 20% of 7500 is 1500 = 9000....and that truck is worth more than these rinky-dink plastic piece-of-shiit new cars that cost 1K-24K (for example....Hondas)
I think I got the balls to get it at 20% interest. Because I refuse to let anybody else get a hold of my truck. F--k that.
good gawd 20%?!
f*ck a 20% good grac-goodlawd-jee-shi-wooo-f*ck dat.
But i understand you're want for that truck though. handle your biz son. good luck with that though.
sheiiit, 20% of 7500 is 1500 = 9000....and that truck is worth more than these rinky-dink plastic piece-of-shiit new cars that cost 1K-24K (for example....Hondas)
I think I got the balls to get it at 20% interest. Because I refuse to let anybody else get a hold of my truck. F--k that.
I definately feel you....felt the same way when i got my grand am.......freak an ****, I bust a nut when i test drove my baby Malcolm (my car's name)....and for the recond, for the descript, I think teh truck is worth 9000...but definately check ur options...adn at $250 a month....how long will it be befor eyou pay the car off????
lol...i thought u said ur credit was on point in the other thread??? :lol:
I thought that it was decent because I didn't owe anybody anything. My cell phone bill has been paid up every month, so i figured that it would be enough to sneak me by...but they told me that a cell phone bill isn't good enough.
WHy dont you ask your parents to cosign? Or someone with established credit? Worst case scenario even if they have bad credit....Im pretty sure youd get a better rate than 20%
and if that fails...try a credit bureau...they give you lower rates...
and if thaaaaaaaaat doesnt work...
you better put down a hell of a lot of money for your downpayment
hope this helps :arrow:
Yeah you should go to a credit union with a downpayment of at least 1500. You can probably get 5.9 % . Or you can ask your parents/family to co-sign, that get the interest down considerably.
In addition, I'd be wary of any dealer that's willing to stretch out an American car that is already almost eight years old, for $250 a month. That puts you at minimum 34 months.
You might want to have your mechanic look at it, and don't forget you can put down hold money (usually $250) to make sure you get first dibs on it while you try to qualify for a loan.