Car financing

I didn't find the proces difficult. You won't get same interest rates as back in states. Try Penn Fed credit union. They have you set up account over phone ($5 is all) and they offer better rates.

Thanks for the lead! I've read other positive comments about them and will contact them.

When we came we chose to bring my husband's old truck because we lived in truck country and wouldn't have gotten much for it. It only had 50k miles on the '96 F-150. Even with shipping here we were able to sell it at a much higher price than in Arkansas. Profited enough to cover cost of shipping and pocketed a nice sum as well.

I dont see a problem with financing here as long as u have decent credit, have a job and permenant address and a minimum of about 20 percent to put down.

Mike

What if you have a recent bankrupcy? Older car with low cost and decent down? Curious about how big of a problem? Or should one consider a cash only option?

I didn't put anything close to 20% down on a $25k vehicle I bought.

Dealers do not finance. They connect you to a bank. Your loan is through the bank.

I do not know of any used car dealers that finance at all, like many do stateside.

I didn't put anything close to 20% down on a $25k vehicle I bought.

But did u have a trade in. If no trade and less than stellar credit, then where do i sign up. So if u are saying u got into a 25,000.00 vehicle with less than $4200.00 down i would like to see it.

But then again that is what caused the down fall of the housing market, people with bad credit and little money down being allowed to buy them because some idiots in washington tried to rewrite the constitution that everyone has the right to own a house.

I think Sparty missed a decimal point there!

I bought a 2014 Kia Sorrento for 24.5, put 1000 down. My credit isn't 800 but it isn't 600 either.