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Get approved for auto financing in 3 easy stepsOver the past 30 years, car dealers enrolled in the Credit Acceptance program have approved nearly 3 million bad credit and first time car buyers for auto financing. Here's how you can get started!
It's time to get in the driver's seatWhether you've had bad credit from a few bumps in the road on your financial journey or are a first-time car buyer with no credit, neither should stop you from getting approval to purchase a vehicle. The Credit Acceptance program gives enrolled car dealers the ability to say 'YES' to every customer, regardless of your credit history. And, since we report to the three major credit bureaus, you may be able to improve your credit with on-time car payments!
Car buyer resourcesValuable tools and resources designed to help car buyers with bad credit or no credit purchase a vehicle and learn more about building a positive credit history.
How can I get a car with a credit score of 500?With a credit score of 500-509, you should qualify for a subprime APR rate, which will be higher than someone with a 700 or 800 credit score. The average rate for a used car loan in the 500 to 509 credit score range is 16.85% (56.8% higher than the average rate for a new car).
Can I lease a car with no credit?Yes you can get a car lease with poor credit. Simply complete our online application for personal or business leasing. We will ask you to submit some additional information to assess your ability to afford the monthly lease payments. Your poor credit history is therefore not an obstacle to car leasing.
Is your job really your credit?“Where you're job is your credit” essentially means we take into consideration factors beyond your credit score when determining credit worthiness and interest rates. Do you have a job? Have you been working at the same place and dutifully making utility and rent payments for years?
What do car dealers mean by your job is your credit?Instead of using your credit to approve you, these dealers are more interested in your income, hence the "your job is your credit" advertising. Basically, all you need to get approved is a steady job that earns you a qualifying income, a down payment, and a stable residence history.
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