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Anyone Ever Borrowed To Buy A Used Car?


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#1 dgblkbelt

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Posted 2007-05-17 01:46:13

Before I get flamed, I actually have the cash to buy the car I'm looking at, but I would prefer to invest it in other things... thinking about the downpayment on a house back home, for instance.  So I wonder if you can, as a foreigner with a high (in the US, very average, but thats a lot here) income, work permit, etc. if you can borrow to privately buy a used car from an individual seller.  

Anyone tried?

#2 Pomthai

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Posted 2007-05-17 10:38:24

I did it with my D-Max, didn't borrow as such but bought on finance. 5 year term with monthly payments, 75K deposit. Produced WP and letter from company confirming/certifying salary.

Edit:// Forgot to add, I had to produce local bank statements from the previous 3 months. Tisco bank is who I used for the finance.

Edited by Pomthai, 2007-05-17 10:41:19.


#3 chanchao

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Posted 2007-05-17 11:13:56

I did too.

But I borrowed from my mum in law so that probably doesn't count.

#4 bkkmick

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Posted 2007-05-17 12:10:44

Me twice. Used my wife for the actual paperwork. No problems.

#5 LivinLOS

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Posted 2007-05-17 13:38:39

Note the OP says used car.. Buying on main dealer arranged finance not same..

I had some complications buying a second hand motor that was on finance.. At one point instead of the outright purchase I offered to just take over finance but despite non imm O I couldnt.. Perhaps with a WP and income history..

#6 Neeranam

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Posted 2007-05-17 13:45:48

I borrowed 285,000 for a second hand car - no problem. Actually it's in my wife's name but I pay the cash.

#7 samran

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Posted 2007-05-17 13:55:35

what tends to be the interest rate you get charged?

#8 Neeranam

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Posted 2007-05-17 14:01:54

I got 7%. But now realise I could have got less with AIG.

#9 LivinLOS

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Posted 2007-05-17 14:23:06

View PostNeeranam, on 2007-05-17 13:45:48, said:

I borrowed 285,000 for a second hand car - no problem. Actually it's in my wife's name but I pay the cash.


So your wife borrowed the money..

#10 Neeranam

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Posted 2007-05-17 14:38:30

View PostLivinLOS, on 2007-05-17 14:23:06, said:

View PostNeeranam, on 2007-05-17 13:45:48, said:

I borrowed 285,000 for a second hand car - no problem. Actually it's in my wife's name but I pay the cash.


So your wife borrowed the money..
mmm not sure.

I had to show my work permit and get a letter from my work, which would suggest I borrowed it. But, the car is in her name.

#11 LivinLOS

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Posted 2007-05-17 17:21:34

Surely its fairly obvious based on the documentation who borrowed it ??

I am guessing that if they insisted it had to be in her name then they lent her the money.. Perhaps with you as a guarantor or secondary lien.



 


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