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Well my husband and I recently just bought a car. I was looking into refinancing but would like some input from people who really know about this. We basically recently established credit and have a high APR rate and we would like to know if its worth refinancing.
I currently have my auto loan with GMAC and would like to refinance. I have tried Suntrust, Wells Fargo, Orlando Federal Credit Union and have been turned down by all. I have a credit score in the 600 range. My current APR is 8.5 and monthly payments are 245.84. I’m looking for someone who won’t be so strict on either refinancing it or offering a personal loan to pay off GMAC.
Forgot to add. I owe 6,000 on it.
My husband has really bad credit so when he bought his vehicle his intrest rate was 18%, and still is, we were looking into refinancing but were told we wouldnt be able to since its a 2000 model and it has to be above a 2002. Any advice on this?
My husband has really bad credit so when he bought his vehicle his intrest rate was 18%, and still is, we were looking into refinancing but were told we wouldnt be able to since its a 2000 model and it has to be above a 2002. He’s never been late on payments and his bad credit was due to identity theft. What we really want to know is does it matter if the vehicle is a 2000 or are there any refinancing options at all?
