Used Cars NJ
2010 Mitsubishi Galant
Price: $9,485
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Miles: 49,943
Offered by: Yonkers Automall
Location: 1716 Central Park Ave Yonkers, NY 10710
Yonkers Automall
2003 Pontiac Grand Am
Price: $4,482
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Miles: 132,961
Offered by: Queens Automall
Location: 13401 Atlantic Ave. Richmond Hill, NY 11418
Queens Automall
2006 Dodge Grand Caravan
Price: $7,495
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Miles: 80,396
2000 Honda Odyssey
Price: $5,950
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Miles: 111,383
Offered by: Inter-Car
Location: Hillside, NJ 07205
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Bad Credit Car Loan Newark
Not everyone gets approved for a
bad credit car loan in New Jersey. In fact, it can be even more difficult qualifying if you live in Newark and have bad credit.
Here is why:
As with any type of loan, car loans in Newark have some basic requirements.
- You must gross at least $1,800 in monthly income if your credit score is below 625.
- All bankruptcies in Newark must be discharged. Some car loan lenders in Newark will consider a Chapter 13 that is 2/3 completed with an order to incur additional debt. While others in New Jersey will consider a Chapter 7 if you've completed your 341 meeting.
- No repossessions within one year unless it was included in a bankruptcy.
- Loans are for new or used car purchases from an authorized licensed New Jersey car dealer that is signed up with that particular lender.
- You must be a New Jersey resident and at least 18 years of age.
If you can't pass these requirements, chances are you will not qualify for any type Newark car loan. But if you don't have a job, how can you meet the income requirements?
Here is how you can do it. Other than W-2 income,
Newark car loan lenders will consider the following types of income:
- Retirement income
- Income from a settlement
- Disability income
- Child support income
- Rental income
- Investment income
If you have income from any of these sources, you will need to be able to prove it with, among other things, court documents, bank statements and tax returns.
Many Newark car loan lenders will look at your debt to income. If your monthly bills exceed 50% of your monthly income, then most New Jersey lenders will not allow you to take on additional debt. Lenders also consider payment to income. Most
Newark car loan lenders will not allow your car payment to exceed 20% of your monthly income.
Even if you don't get approved right away for a bad credit car loan in Newark, don't be discouraged. Many situations are temporary. Debt to income problems can be solved with either less debt (paying off your bills) or more income (an increase in the amount from your income source). What is holding you back now could change in 6 months to a year.
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Car Loan in Newark