wooly

Oshin - I went through the same decision process about two months ago when I bought my 87 coupe. I planned on selling my existing car and needed a loan to bridge me from one to the other. I looked at all of the above mentioned options and went with First Again. They were so easy to deal with. The rates were competitive and there were no restrictions on early payoff. Some companies had fees and others had minimum time frames that you needed to keep the loan before paying off. I was actually surprised at how easy it was with frist again. Another nice benefit is the loan isn't secured so you have the pink in your name immediately. So after you sell your other car you don't have to go through the hassle of removing the lien holder from title. Thumbs up on First Again.

Oshin11

Cool thanks all!

Giovanni

Call you local credit union. As long as you have perfect credit they won't BS you about the year, car and mileage. Same applies for some banks but usually their rates are higher.