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bretnmel
CREDIT SCORES:
Equifax: 670 FICO
Transunion: roughly 650
Experian: unknown but it's the worst

YOUR CREDIT:

Rate your over all credit on a scale of 1-10: 8
Rate your installment credit (auto, mortgage, ect...) on a scale of 1-10: 8
Rate your credit in the last year on a scale of 1-10: 8
How long have you had credit? 8 yrs
BK? no
if yes:

OPEN ACCOUNTS:

Open auto's (yes or no)? yes, 8 months old
if yes:
1. are you trading your open car in (yes or no)? no
2. how many open auto's do you have? 1
3. how did you pay the curent auto (x30 x60 x90)?
4. recent lates? never

Current credit card balances (its ok): 7000

YOUR INFO

Total Gross Monthly Income (provable): 2000
Can you prove your income (paystubs or tax returns)? yes

AUTO HISTORY:

Have you ever financed an auto before (yes or no)? yes
if yes:
1. rate your past auto credit history on a scale of 1-10: 10
2. who is your current auto financed with: Pen Fed CU
3. current payment: 237
4. upside down in your trade (how much $) n/a

What You Are Looking For:

Are you look into NEW or USED? hardly used
if new:
1. what car or cars?

Please leave comments that may matter, that have not been asked:
Active duty military living on base so I have no housing costs. Have a handfull of recently opened credit cards. (like 4 and recent meaning 5-9 months out) Utlization is about 60 percent. 2 previously paid in full auto loans besides the current one. No trade in since we are looking for a second car. Applied online with Ford Motor Credit yesterday and they flat out said no. They pulled EQ. Only derog on there is 1- 90 day late from 2000 on a closed credit card.


WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE TO KNOW? Should I pay down some debt before we look for another car or is it not going to matter (I want a low rate, we have 2.9% on our current car, which we got with a lower score)? What kind of rate am I looking at with this scenario? I applied online with Ford because I would like to have financing done before we go shopping (did that when we bought the car and I think we got a better deal because of it), is that the way to go or should I go mess with the dealer? I just don't want to get ripped off. Thanks for any help!
MarvBear
The first thing that the bank will probably cough at is the fact that YOU are not trading your current open auto loan.

You were referring to "YOUR" needs in the plural sense, was the online application JUST IN YOUR NAME ALONE?
bretnmel
Sorry, should have specified. The current loan (and all previously paid loans are mine alone) I said "we" since the car I got 8 months ago was for my wife. Her credit is not that great and she does not work so there was no sense in getting a joint loan. I have an older truck that I drive (88 Chevy) and am looking to upgrade that for myself while still keeping my wife's car for her. When I applied online with Ford I did an individual application with no trade in. Hope that helps.
MarvBear
It is very difficult for any bank to justify two loans for one applicant generally speaking. They always ask WHY! and WHO is the second unit for, and generally like to see the app on the other person.

IMO credit unions seldom care about multiple auto loans. Probably best bet is thru your CU.

With your score, I bet you will not have a problem with CU.
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