Options for Older Car Financing?
#1
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Options for Older Car Financing?
Howdy,
I'm in the market for a 993 and I'm considering financing.I know that most companies will only finance new(er) vehicles, what are my best options for financing a mid-90s car?
I'm in the market for a 993 and I'm considering financing.I know that most companies will only finance new(er) vehicles, what are my best options for financing a mid-90s car?
#2
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If you have good credit this is an option. I used them when I bought my 993 5 years ago. Loan was based on me telling them what I would use it for. I did not have to prove that I actually bought a car with it. There was no lien on my title.
https://www.lightstream.com
https://www.lightstream.com
#3
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I've never used, but, Paul who runs Auto Kennel (great Porsche consigner in SoCal) works with:
https://www.woodsidecredit.com
https://www.woodsidecredit.com
#4
Three Wheelin'
I've never used, but, Paul who runs Auto Kennel (great Porsche consigner in SoCal) works with:
https://www.woodsidecredit.com
https://www.woodsidecredit.com
#5
Burning Brakes
The best nationally is JJ Best Banc . Good rates, understand classic cars and purchases, and very flexible. I highly recommend them .
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#10
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Originally Posted by IHTFP
If you have good credit this is an option. I used them when I bought my 993 5 years ago. Loan was based on me telling them what I would use it for. I did not have to prove that I actually bought a car with it. There was no lien on my title.
https://www.lightstream.com
https://www.lightstream.com
#11
We did an app through PenFed and Lightstream a couple of months ago. Lightstream approved our loan instantly at the lowest rate they offer and funded us via a wire the next day.
PenFed sent us an email three days later asking for full financial documents, a completed purchase order from the seller, front and back pictures of the title, and *notarized* copies of our drivers licenses, social security cards, and a utility bill.
PenFed can suck it.
PenFed sent us an email three days later asking for full financial documents, a completed purchase order from the seller, front and back pictures of the title, and *notarized* copies of our drivers licenses, social security cards, and a utility bill.
PenFed can suck it.