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Old 10-05-2007, 11:45 PM
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I want to refinance my car to try and get a lower interest rate and lower payments it is a 2006 Pontiac Grand Prix and I still owe about $20,000, the car on KBB.com shows a retail value of about $16,000. All of my payments have been made and were all paid on time. I probably have average credit. I have heard that I may not be able to because of how much more than its worth. Do you think I will have a problem with this? Also it doesn't matter to me if its the bank that the loan is already through or a different bank.
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Old 10-06-2007, 12:11 AM
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It sounds like you want a loan for $20,000. Do you have any other collateral that you could use for the loan such as cds or stock certificates or cash value on a life insurance policy? You will most likely need to shop around. You could try negotiating with your current lender. It wouldn't hurt to ask if they can give you a better rate.
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Hi, Your car value has nothing to do with refinancing . It solely depends on the finance provider and ur ability to pay. Rgds......................
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