hey this isnt my name this is my friends,

ne ways I want to get a raptor and i was wondering what a good o.t.d price for a raptor would be
and i went through bankruptcy 2 years ago,(FUKEN TOYOTA) and I was wondering if u guyz think theyd accept my credit with a 1000 buks down thanx.

 

Well at least they know you can't bankrupt again for another 8 years, so because of that fact they probably will, and if you don't make your payments, they'll just reposses your quad. Two of the easiest times to buy anything is after you buy a house and after you file bankruptcy.

 

kool thanx dude. ima go to the dealer at the enod of oct get myself a raptor

 

I very seriously doubt they will.......
I have perfect credit and lots of it......but they wouldn't finance me........

 

Yamaha credit is king of difficult to get.....I hope it works out..

 

There's a lot of credit out there for bad risks, and they have high interest rates. If you bankrupted you should get your house in order before taking out loans on toys.

 

No way. I had absolutely no credit when I was 18 and they gave me a Yamaha card with $8,000 limit on it. I bought a brand new YZ250 with that.

Then, last month I got a new Yamaha card and used it to buy the Raptor. But recently I bought a truck in cash, moved homes twice in 8 months, put approx $6,000 on one of my Credit Cards, and had about 4 credit checks in 1 year. Thats not good. I applied for a Visa Platinum card, but they would only give me a Gold card with a $1,250 limit. LOL I cancelled that account right away. But soon after that, I got the new Yamaha card with I think a $12,000 limit. Credit companies are wierd. But I really don't think Yamaha credit is difficult to get at all.

 

Ya well my house is pretty much tooken care of i dont pay for it. I went bankrupt cuz i had a toyota tacoma and a solara and then Toyoyta totallyt screwed me. but n e way


hows that yamaha card work is does it work out good in the long run and thanx for the help

 

You might learn how to spell before you fill out the loan application.

 

Yamaha card works out great. $5,500 @ 3.?% for 36 months works out to a $170 per month payment for me. I'll have it paid off hopefully by Christmas though. Just make large payments at first. Get the balance reduced as much as possible as quickly as possible. Then you won't be paying as much in interest.