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Used car: bank loan? in-house loan?


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Hi guys,

 

For those whom bought used car direct from car dealers, what kind of car loan options are given since there are bank loan which is now hovering around 2.45% and in-house loan which is more than 3%. Do used car dealers insist using in-house loan which benefits them?

 

Thank you.

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I just bought my used car two weeks ago.

 

Dealer only applied for UOB, OCBC and Maybank. All at 2.45%

 

I ask him why never apply leasing coy or those in-house. He say no reason to if applicant credit rating is sound.

 

So I guess its like Mcf777 has said, only when banks reject you than try leasing coys

 

 

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Thinking of getting a used car. Is there any downside in using in-house loan compared to bank loan?

 

Thanks in advance.

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I will get the loan with the lowest interest rate (but may factoring any rebate, package, if any).

 

Anyway, I just got my car recently. My dealer just submit my application for Hong Leong, as it was the cheapest then (2.28%), so no need to think which other banks to submit at all.

 

 

Having said that,

With due respect, if a bank reject your loan in the 1st place, you may wanna re-evaluate whether you should lower your expectation of what car you wanna buy (or maybe considering putting more down payment) instead of looking at other alternate loans.

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Thinking of getting a used car. Is there any downside in using in-house loan compared to bank loan?

 

Thanks in advance.

 

 

Errrr....anyone care to reply my question. Thanks thanks!

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