Car Cars Loans Title

Friday, June 12, 2009 - 16 Posts by 13 People

Just a heads up for those who are in the market for a new or used car. 2.99% for 36mo 3.99 for that rate, that would be cool.are you able to use this loan on a salvage title vehicle?I been interest rates. Wish we were in the market for a used car loan right now!I'm gonna give this a try

Monday, February 02, 2009 - 3 Posts by 2 People

Down on thousands of people who are on the hook for used-car loans that dealers were supposed was paid, or repossess the car from the new owner who assumed it came with clear title. I hope no one in trouble, used-car buyers should insist on seeing a vehicle's title to make sure it has no liens

Tuesday, June 30, 2009 - 21 Posts by 13 People

I really have no idea how a car dealership works. they have all these brand new cars in the lot . who owns them? the dealer or the manufacturer? what happens to the cars when chevy closes down your the cars, they "loan" them to a dealer who in turn sells them, sending the "invoice price" to the mfg

Thursday, September 24, 2009 - 17 Posts by 14 People

What would you think if you came into work and found out that your patrol cars were repossessed of a government getting a loan to buy patrol cars, although I have heard of leases. According to the article... to buy patrol cars, although I have heard of leases. According to the article, "County Chairman Mike

Monday, June 15, 2009 - 15 Posts by 14 People

I'm thinking of putting my son's car in his name... changing the title. This will likely cost more Quote: : Andrus I'm thinking of putting my son's car in his name... changing the title follow you home. Person A loans his car to person C. C gets in a wreck. Police report says it's C's

Sunday, September 20, 2009 - 79 Posts by 52 People

With high scores when they apply for a loan are 50% more likely to "strategically default" -- abruptly this. If these same folks applied the same false sense of economics, they'd walk away from their car loans... again. That car? 99.999% of the time never will.Home mortgages are often non-recourse loans, meaning

Friday, October 03, 2008 - 24 Posts

Extra to pay down some credit card debts. Enter the shark.. a corporation that loans only based of $600,000 or more, it's likely the house is now worth less then their loans.... Which seems Debtor Nation; The rising risks of the American Dream, on a borrowed dime by Jonathan Shaw Harvard Magazine July August 2...

Wednesday, November 18, 2009 - 6 Posts

No buyer is going to buy it without the title. So at the very least you will have to pay it off Wait. Thousands of cars are sold every day that have an outstanding loan on them. It's standard because they can't get the title right away.Pay the loan.pay the loan

Friday, March 21, 2008 - 9 Posts by 5 People

Pontiacs as well, Like G6's and 03-05 Grand Am GTs. ( I want a Pontiac , can't you tell? ) These cars and cars in general, even to a Dealer's Suprise and I laugh when they act Suprised that I know a bit month loans, who e... more >>Cathy, I have to admit that I was getting ready to blast you

Sunday, September 27, 2009 - 3 Posts

Good money and i have been working this job since 2006. I have been told to look in to instant loans i was looking to buy a car off a co worker for $5000. My credit score is in the 500 range. I make . Well, maybe if you had $4000 down the title loan place would give you $1000. Get a cosigner