Well, I got approved for a car loan from the bank. Now what? Is it as easy as going to a dealer and getting the car at an amount lower than the loan? Also, I just moved to this state? I have yet to become a resident? DMV is closed today and through new year but incentives to buy expire on Jan. 2. Would me not being a resident matter?
2007-12-29
03:43:44
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Thanks for the answers guys. I just moved to TX. I changed my address with my bank already. I have changed my insurance on my current vehicle however, I have yet to get it registered though. Figured why get it registered if I can go a purchase a new one. I am a supplier for one of the car manufacturers and as a result I am entitled to a discount. That coupled with the "cash allowances" should result in a pretty good price. My second question was regarding a statement my bank made on the load. It stated the load would be 120% of the value of the vehilce. Well if I get a $30,000 vehicle but the discounts and incentives drop it down to $25,000 will the bank still assume it is a $30,000 vehicle and thus charge me based on the $30,000 value?
2007-12-29
04:00:27 ·
update #1
To RED: So, if I got approved for the loan from my personal bank. Are you saying I can use this as a bargining chip to get a better loan rate with the dealer?
2007-12-29
04:06:45 ·
update #2