Suby Shopping & Maintenance/Warranty Buying a Subaru? Buying, negotiating, financing, insurance, etc. Maintenance/Warranty topics can be discussed here too.

New to the WRX and the forum. Help.

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Old Feb 20, 2005 | 01:35 PM
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It will be hard getting approved because of your income. I'm not saying it can't happen because you have a good credit score but it will be tough.

You might be better off having someone co-sign so get you into the car and when you start making more money re-fi it into just your name.
Old Feb 20, 2005 | 02:31 PM
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I merged your thread in the General forum with this one in Suby Shopping. We discourage duplicate posts on this board.

Pay off existing debt and save up the down payment for the car again. Credit reports are favorable when you have a history of showing both on-time payments and the ability to pay off an existing loan. Also, the larger down payment can sometimes sway a lender (or a dealer) to give you a better rate because you are financing less of their money to buy your car. Waiting a little longer to save more cash will also look better because you will have more time at your current job. The lenders look for stability on the job because that's how you're gonna make your monthly payments.

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Old Feb 22, 2005 | 06:16 PM
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here is my advice-

save more money on a downpayment. with your income you really don't want to borrow more than 10k. keep in mind that insurance, gas, daily financial needs all come into play. currently lenders are being more "loose" in loan approvals but your income is a tad low. since your history is so new, it will be difficult finding a lender. if you make 1500 a month, save for another 2-4 months and try to bring your loan amount as close to 10k as possible. keep in mind that most lenders will not go past 60 months on a car that is 2-3 years old.

www.bankrate.com is a really good website to help you in financial calculating.



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