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Why Many Auto Dealers Avoid Bad Credit

Tuesday, October 27th, 2009

Anyone that has watched the news knows that hundreds of lenders across the country have been forced to shut down. That is especially true with lenders that deal with sub-prime borrowers.

Auto Loans for Bad Credit in Olympia, WA

Friday, March 13th, 2009

WA Auto Credit is the place to buy a car in Olympia with bad credit. Proudly offering Guaranteed Credit Approval.

Can I get a better deal buying a car in a down market?

Friday, March 6th, 2009

A recent customer asked us if they can get a better deal today than they could have six or twelve months ago. I often wonder (when I get questions like this) if I should just give them the short answer they WANT to hear, or if I should explain to them the truth, and risk [...]

Can I delay my down payment on an auto loan?

Tuesday, March 3rd, 2009

Some dealers will suggest delaying the down payment on your loan. We do not recommend doing it. In fact, if your dealer suggests it, we say walk away.

Prestige Financial Stops Doing Business in Washington State

Friday, January 23rd, 2009

Prestige Financial is no longer accepting auto loan applications in the State of Washington. Prestige was Washington’s leader in bankruptcy auto financing.

WSECU says, “No More Sub-prime Auto Loans”

Wednesday, January 14th, 2009

WSECU will no longer be doing subprime auto loans. The sub-prime department closed down last week, and is not originating more auto loans.

Wells Fargo Goes Bye-Bye

Tuesday, December 30th, 2008

Wells Fargo pulls out of dealership auto lending. What does this signal for the future of one of the nations largest banks?

Should I Trade My Car? Or Sell it?

Saturday, August 9th, 2008

Many financial experts suggest that one not use an old car as a trade in when purchasing a new car. In fact, trading in your old car may ultimately cost you more or hurt your chances to get approved for an auto loan.
Most auto dealers have a certain amount of price flexibility.  The more [...]

Banks Stop Lending on Trucks and SUVs

Saturday, June 14th, 2008

Several “sub-prime” or “secondary” auto lenders recently change their lending guidelines to reflect current market conditions. When gas got up to $3.00/gallon, consumers barely flinched. Maybe because they could see it coming for a while. Once gas hit $4.00 to $5.00/gallon it changed the way people thought about their cars, their lifestyle, and their budget.

Lower Payments = Bad Car Deal

Thursday, February 14th, 2008

Do you ever wonder why most people that have monthly payments on their car owe more money on their car than a dealership would give them for trade-in? Or why they owe more money than an insurance company would give them if they totaled the car?
Here are the two reasons:
1. Low Down Payment.
2. Low Monthly [...]

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