Do In-House Financing Car Dealers Provide Better Rates than Regular Car Loans after Bankruptcy?

December 9, 2010

Typically, in house financing from car dealers is nearly always worse than financing provided by your local bank. Many dealerships make additional money by overcharging people with bad credit. In addition, dealerships often give better prices for vehicles when you can pay in cash. In cases where you have a bankruptcy, it is doubly important to thoroughly search ahead of time to find the best deal because, likely, the dealership will not be it.

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