Sup fellas, Planning to get a used or new car in the next month. Does anyone used other auto financing places other then the dealerships? I have read carbuytips.com and they suggested Capital One Auto Finance, Up2Drive.com, and myautoloan.com......not sure if they are still in business as 2 of the sites I mentioned have old webpages....... I wanted to have leverage going in knowing that I qualify for a certain rate before going into the dealership and having them tell me i must buy extended warranty if I want this rate or instead of the 0% APR we give u 6.9% BS...... Thanks...
Credit Unions are a good place to secure a car loan. The last couple of cars I purchased, I made arrangements with my credit union beforehand and the dealership matched my offer to keep the financing in-house.
Houston Federal Credit Union. Just open an account and put 50 bucks in it or whatever. Then you can apply for a loan there. Credit Unions have the best rates most of the time and really easy to work with. Used them 2 times for car loans.
Of course it depends on your credit but if you have prime credit you can get 1.99 for new or used for 36 Months and all the way up to 3.75% for 84 Months. https://www.houstonfcu.org/home/rates/personal
Best place to buy a Washer Dryer set I'm not looking for best brand opinions just where to go for the best deal. Sears and Home Depot both are offering a 10% discount to beat anyone else on the same model. Anyone have luck with this and wish to share their story? Anyone bought one online? I noticed Amazon sells W/Ds.... Thanks!
My mother just bought a car with a loan from First Community Credit Union. She got a 1.84% APR rate for 60 months. Some dealerships told her that the price was only good if she got a loan from them. I've been told they get a rebate if they convince the customer to use in-house financing. My mother bought from a dealership that not only allowed her to use outside financing for the same price, but actually streamlined the process - she doesn't even have to go to the credit union again to fill out additional paperwork.
The credit union also offers the extended warranty and gap insurance alot cheaper than the dealership.
Look over the contract real good. I think you can take the contract home from dealership before you sign it.
