Loan
Originally Posted by Emil St-Hilaire,Oct 18 2006, 02:57 AM
Best thing to do,is get a personnal loan,from the financial institution,where you do most of your business.
You don't have to tell them,it's to mod your car.

you cannot pull out $10,000 just do it
it has to be for something like a car motorcycle etc..
the most you can pull out for a unsecured loan is $5000
my friend your gonna need credit if you dont have credit then to tell you the truth your not even gonna qualify for a $1000 loan
if you have no credit best suggestion is to get a Co-signer to help you out.
good luck
it has to be for something like a car motorcycle etc..
the most you can pull out for a unsecured loan is $5000
my friend your gonna need credit if you dont have credit then to tell you the truth your not even gonna qualify for a $1000 loan
if you have no credit best suggestion is to get a Co-signer to help you out.
good luck
Originally Posted by SliverS2k03,Oct 18 2006, 07:55 AM
Im not going to lie to ppl. Im gonna be honest. Its really sad to see how imature some ppl are. But who ever try help me thanks.
How is this s2000 talk?
This should be off topic and you should ask your parents on how to borrow money.
Abercrombie and Fitch?.........who cares..
Better yet....go to a bank/credit union (preferrably one that you are a member of)and fill out an application.
It's called ball bustin....
Tim
If ya aint got the cash I'd stay away from modding....
Mods are instantly depreciating "assets"(If you can call them that).
You'll be paying a loan for $10K with interest, for who knows how long, and then have what left over afterwards?
But its your money.
With that said, any personal loan is going to have a high interest rate, almost if not the same as a credit card would. Figure about 8-10 % at least. You will not be able to get a better rate if it is an unsecured loan, meaning you don't have any collateral(House, Car, Stock). It will be akin to just racking up 10K on a credit card. Credit unions are good, but again have to be a member, also check online and also check your local banks.
Your credit score will play an obviously important role in all this.
Mods are instantly depreciating "assets"(If you can call them that).
You'll be paying a loan for $10K with interest, for who knows how long, and then have what left over afterwards?
But its your money.
With that said, any personal loan is going to have a high interest rate, almost if not the same as a credit card would. Figure about 8-10 % at least. You will not be able to get a better rate if it is an unsecured loan, meaning you don't have any collateral(House, Car, Stock). It will be akin to just racking up 10K on a credit card. Credit unions are good, but again have to be a member, also check online and also check your local banks.
Your credit score will play an obviously important role in all this.
Originally Posted by SliverS2k03,Oct 18 2006, 09:55 AM
Im not going to lie to ppl. Im gonna be honest. Its really sad to see how imature some ppl are. But who ever try help me thanks.
You can't say the money is to buy a car and then use the money to mod your car.
In five years when you dont even have/like this car anymore, you want to be paying upwards of $275 a month for uber l33t modzorz???
Thats retarded if you ask me.
Thats why your getting so much hate in this thread.
Ill say it how it was put in another thread. "You gotta pay to play with the big boys." -Not take a loan out. Just like the car how it is.
If your friends with their civics are all buying sh*t for their car and catching up to you in a race because of it. Sell your car, buy a 1990's mustang, put money into that and have what you want for alot less money.
Consider your options.
What your doing is dumb.
-Dustin
Thats retarded if you ask me.
Thats why your getting so much hate in this thread. Ill say it how it was put in another thread. "You gotta pay to play with the big boys." -Not take a loan out. Just like the car how it is.
If your friends with their civics are all buying sh*t for their car and catching up to you in a race because of it. Sell your car, buy a 1990's mustang, put money into that and have what you want for alot less money.
Consider your options.
What your doing is dumb.
-Dustin







