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Getting an Auto Loan After Bankruptcy

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Bankruptcy is a terrible thing to have to go through and one of the biggest challenges once everything is done is figuring out what to do next.  If you’ve declared bankruptcy and still in a need of a car, an important fact is that despite what just happened, you can still buy a car.  The added burden you’re taking on is more of a mental stigma, something that will make you believe that you should take the first deal that jumps out at you, that since you’ve got this black mark on your credit report that you are untouchable by dealerships and loans.  This is not the right mindset.

Know that you’re not alone in bankruptcy.  According the American Bankruptcy Institute, since the start of the recession at the end of 2007, more than 7 million people, both single individuals and couples, have filed for bankruptcy.  You’re not going to be the first person with a bankruptcy mark looking for an auto loan to get a car.

When you apply for an auto loan, the lenders will be looking at your track record as much as your bankruptcy.  They’ll see how your payment history was on things such as previous car payments and mortgage payments.  They’ll check to see if you’ve gotten back on track after missing payments.  This can lead to different reactions from different lenders, but as long as you’re willing to persevere, you should be able to find an auto loan for the vehicle you need.

Dealing with a bankruptcy is difficult, but getting a car is still possible.  If you need help navigating the process, be sure to contact us at Bayside Chrysler Jeep Dodge. If you need further assistance in finding financing for a new vehicle on bad credit, contact our financing department.  We love to say yes, you’re approved!   Be sure to like Bayside on Facebook, following on Twitter, or subscribing on YouTube.

Chrysler Capital Opens Strong as Auto Loans Remain Easily Available

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UntitledIt’s only been a month since Chrysler switched their preferred lender from Ally Financial Inc to their own Chrysler Capital and it already looks to be a success. The opening month for the new auto lending service is off to one strong start.

Back in May, Chrysler parted ways with Ally to focus on the creation of their own lending group, Chrysler Capital. Since then, Chrysler Capital has worked on about 21 percent of the loans given out at the 2,500 Chrysler dealerships across the nation. That makes them the top loan writer at Chrysler dealerships.

“”I consider that pretty strong right out of the chute,” said Reid Bigland, Chrysler Group’s head of US sales. “There’s a pretty thick Rolodex of financial providers that is now available to dealerships.”

Bigland went on to say that he thinks lenders are so aggressively pushing into auto loans because the value of a car has held up much stronger than homes during the recent economic downturn. Credit availability is now the best it’s been in the history of automotive financing.

Are you looking to get a vehicle? Contact us at Bayside Chrysler Jeep Dodge and we’ll work with you to find the appropriate car to suit your life-style. We operate in the Queens area and help all those in New York drive away in the car they need. We love to say yes! Like our Facebook page and follow us on Twitter for more news and monthly specials.

Mistakes to Avoid for a Better Credit Score

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Credit problems shouldn’t mean you don’t get the loan necessary to get a car. At Bayside Chrysler Jeep Dodge, we want to make sure that you come in and drive off with what you need. One way of doing that is to provide some tips on how to get your credit issues under control.

Auto Credit Express has a break down of the three biggest mistakes that people with credit problems make. If you’ve found yourself wonder just how your score got so low, chances are pretty good that you have fallen victim to one of these traps.

You may be paying your bills late. If you are, that can be damaging to your FICO score in a very negative way. Getting your billing situation under control to make sure you’re not being overwhelmed can go a long way in helping.

Another mistake you may be making is that your credit card balance is too high. When a lender checks into your credit, they don’t like to see your balance maxed out. You should be using around 30 percent or less of any credit lines. It’s a huge red flag if lenders see too much debt.

Applying for the same kind of loan, be it home or a car loan, in a small amount of time are seen by the credit companies as a single instance in most cases. When you start applying for variety of different credit types, however, it can impact your score.

If you can avoid making these three mistakes, you’ll find a better credit score at the end of the road. If you’re suffering from credit issues but need to get yourself in vehicle, contact us at Bayside Chrysler Jeep Dodge. We love to say yes. Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter for more credit tips and other auto news.