I had applied for, been approved for, and purchased a used car for $7500 earlier this week through Capital One auto finance. I just received a phone call that said that the car has too many miles on it (92k) for them to finance, so either I have to take back the car or come up with other financing as soon as possible. I have average to good credit. Does anyone have a bank (either local or online) that they could recommend for me to check out tomorrow so I can keep my car? Thanks for your help.

3/27/2008 4:50:39 PM

That sounds sketch as hell, I think I'd start with calling a lawyer instead.

3/27/2008 4:53:48 PM

Lots of credit card companies are doing a 0% financing for 12 months thing lately. Buy it on one credit card. Then in a year, do a balance transfer to another card that's doing 0% financing for a year.

3/27/2008 4:55:39 PM

^HORRIBLE advice.

3/27/2008 5:03:38 PM

http://www.coastalfinanceco.com/

3/27/2008 5:18:37 PM

southern loans in knightdale.

3/27/2008 5:32:21 PM

try a credit union

3/27/2008 6:38:27 PM

ffcu on milbrook
$50 savings acct required to open acct

Rates are great, I bought my first car through them...

3/27/2008 7:22:42 PM

If you have average to good credit, you should go to a credit union.

It is likely that the car does have too many miles for Cap One, although the dealer, unless a moron, should have known that before spot delivering the car. Quite sketchy. Also, Cap One will not finance cars from most independent dealers.

If not credit union, try:

Coastal Finance on edge of Raleigh/Fuquay on 401.
919-567-0196
Branch Mananger: Al

3/27/2008 9:29:30 PM

the bank you do business with

3/27/2008 9:42:14 PM

Quote :

"Coastal Finance on edge of Raleigh/Fuquay on 401. 919-567-0196 Branch Mananger: Al"

Yeah this is who i was posting the link about.

3/27/2008 10:22:27 PM

yes, just a little more info. they're great.

3/27/2008 10:52:56 PM