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m4a1mustang 02-17-2009 06:39 PM

I've got a trade in that will go for about 9-12k and I'll be putting down 5-6k cash.

polarity 02-22-2009 09:55 AM

I put 9k. The credit guy also told me some information I didn't know about when applying for credit. It's not just your credit score, it's all about what's in your credit history. I have a credit score of 733, which is more than enough to get past any "Pre-Approval" crap, but since I'm 26 I have a pretty short credit history. My wife and I together make about $200k a year, but because of my lack of credit history banks were only willing to lend an amount that let my payment be $600 a month. Apparently they use your history to determine a safe amount that they believe you will pay every month. According to the guy doing the financing you could make $400,000 a year with a credit score of 780 and not get approved for a $40,000 car. It all depends on what you show inside your credit report.

If anyone here is a credit expert feel free to correct me, this is all information I was given by someone getting the financing setup for my Z and could just be dealer credit mumbo jumbo.

-polarity

StLRedrider 02-22-2009 10:55 AM

$1500. to get the ball rolling, 15k total.

Crash 02-22-2009 01:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by polarity (Post 34001)
I put 9k. The credit guy also told me some information I didn't know about when applying for credit. It's not just your credit score, it's all about what's in your credit history. I have a credit score of 733, which is more than enough to get past any "Pre-Approval" crap, but since I'm 26 I have a pretty short credit history. My wife and I together make about $200k a year, but because of my lack of credit history banks were only willing to lend an amount that let my payment be $600 a month. Apparently they use your history to determine a safe amount that they believe you will pay every month. According to the guy doing the financing you could make $400,000 a year with a credit score of 780 and not get approved for a $40,000 car. It all depends on what you show inside your credit report.

If anyone here is a credit expert feel free to correct me, this is all information I was given by someone getting the financing setup for my Z and could just be dealer credit mumbo jumbo.

-polarity

Sounds right to me.

First car I bought was my 97 Formula. I was 19 at the time. My credit score was around the same... in the 700's. But I didn't have enough history (just student loans and 1 starter credit card). They wouldn't approve me without a co-signer. The loan was about $200/mo which really was nothing at all. But because my credit history had pretty much just started, they just wouldn't lend to me alone.

zero 02-22-2009 09:23 PM

50% of the total cost.

shumby 02-22-2009 10:27 PM

i will buy it in cash.

takimbe 02-22-2009 10:32 PM

Im putting down 30%, about 12k

Asheth 02-23-2009 03:43 AM

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Originally Posted by takimbe (Post 34258)
Im putting down 30%, about 12k

Thats what I did put down 30%

LenZToy 02-23-2009 06:22 PM

Between cash and trade in, I hope to put down about 50%.

par4bmw 02-23-2009 07:39 PM

Will depend on how much the down effects the interest rate and how low of a rate I can get. Was quoted 5.0% last month at which I would put as close to 0 down as possible. Would rather have the money in the market at that rate. If it pushes towards 7.0% I will pay up to 100% cash.

kdo2milger 03-02-2009 02:47 AM

1500 for starters, 20 grand total...

bkunzi01 03-02-2009 12:51 PM

3k

LenZToy 03-02-2009 04:54 PM

11,000 for the trade and another 7k cash -18k total down. Wanted to limit the amount I borrowed...

tvfreakazoid 03-02-2009 05:26 PM

I'm hoping to put down about 25K. So that way i can have it paid off hopefully within in 3yrs or sooner.:tup:

sloth 08-22-2009 08:56 AM

say the car is 25K, is 4k good for down payment????


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