Hi everyone!
I am new here.
I currently have an 05 toyota solara convertible fully loaded. I am so over the convertible thing and ready to get into a sleek fast car
Anyways I am going to trade that in, I bought it at $25k financed. After a year my loan is at $21k. It's got about 40,000 miles on it.
I would like an 05 or 06 G35, just leather and navigation only.
My credit score is 638 but I recently paid off all my credit cards. Even my $15k card I used to buy my sports bike.
I have a good job.
what are my chances of getting a good rate? I live in atlanta, GA
I am new here.
I currently have an 05 toyota solara convertible fully loaded. I am so over the convertible thing and ready to get into a sleek fast car

Anyways I am going to trade that in, I bought it at $25k financed. After a year my loan is at $21k. It's got about 40,000 miles on it.
I would like an 05 or 06 G35, just leather and navigation only.
My credit score is 638 but I recently paid off all my credit cards. Even my $15k card I used to buy my sports bike.
I have a good job.
what are my chances of getting a good rate? I live in atlanta, GA

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First off get a statement from all the paidoff creditors as proof that you paid off your loan. That way when you trade in your 1 yr old Solara you have something to back up your credit. Plan on having a big downpayment to offset the loan you have on your car right now. You might be better off getting an 07 G instead of something use. Banks are more willing to give you a loan on a new car than on an old one. Goodluck I hope you get what you want.
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638 is good enough to get financing, but probably not a great rate from Infiniti. Find out what you can get from infiniti, and compare it to www.leasecompare.com
It is like moneytree ("when banks compete, you win")
You may get a better rate from them. If so, you buy the car outright from the dealer with a bank check, and remit your payments to the holder of your note.
It is like moneytree ("when banks compete, you win")
You may get a better rate from them. If so, you buy the car outright from the dealer with a bank check, and remit your payments to the holder of your note.
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I am new here.
I currently have an 05 toyota solara convertible fully loaded. I am so over the convertible thing and ready to get into a sleek fast car
Anyways I am going to trade that in, I bought it at $25k financed. After a year my loan is at $21k. It's got about 40,000 miles on it.
I would like an 05 or 06 G35, just leather and navigation only.
My credit score is 638 but I recently paid off all my credit cards. Even my $15k card I used to buy my sports bike.
I have a good job.
what are my chances of getting a good rate? I live in atlanta, GA
Originally Posted by SuzukiGirl
Hi everyone! I am new here.
I currently have an 05 toyota solara convertible fully loaded. I am so over the convertible thing and ready to get into a sleek fast car

Anyways I am going to trade that in, I bought it at $25k financed. After a year my loan is at $21k. It's got about 40,000 miles on it.
I would like an 05 or 06 G35, just leather and navigation only.
My credit score is 638 but I recently paid off all my credit cards. Even my $15k card I used to buy my sports bike.
I have a good job.
what are my chances of getting a good rate? I live in atlanta, GA
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It is like moneytree ("when banks compete, you win")
You may get a better rate from them. If so, you buy the car outright from the dealer with a bank check, and remit your payments to the holder of your note.
Thanks that is exactly what I did with my Solara. I was approved for a loan for $40k but I didnt want that much at the rate I am getting. I really want a rate at 5% But it looks like I might wait a few months to come up with at least a 10k down payment so I would only finance about 20k, I am realy hoping to get the 2007 G35 in black Originally Posted by GumboChief
638 is good enough to get financing, but probably not a great rate from Infiniti. Find out what you can get from infiniti, and compare it to www.leasecompare.comIt is like moneytree ("when banks compete, you win")
You may get a better rate from them. If so, you buy the car outright from the dealer with a bank check, and remit your payments to the holder of your note.

Registered User
Shop around some places give you excellent rates. Most places will give you an even better rate than dealer finance.