Financing an R450 with zero credit..?
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Hey, I'm 19 years old, 20 in sept. Would I be able to finance a Quadracer R450 with zero credit( zero as in I've never financed anything)? About how much do you think my monthly payments would be?
Heres Suzuki's financing page:
http://www.suzukicycles.com/pr...ialDeals/Default.aspx
Thanks.
Heres Suzuki's financing page:
http://www.suzukicycles.com/pr...ialDeals/Default.aspx
Thanks.
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Depends on your job. If you have a credit card & have made payments on time or pay it off every month, you should actually have OK credit already.
As far as payments, nothing down + interest..... $150-200 per month for a 48 month loan. Don't finance on a "Suzuki Card" yah, the payments are cheap for the first few months- 1 yr. then the interest goes to 20% & payments are $200 per month AND you aren't paying $hit on the principle.... basicly interest only.
Finance thru a local credit union or bank. You'll be WAYYYYY better off.
As far as payments, nothing down + interest..... $150-200 per month for a 48 month loan. Don't finance on a "Suzuki Card" yah, the payments are cheap for the first few months- 1 yr. then the interest goes to 20% & payments are $200 per month AND you aren't paying $hit on the principle.... basicly interest only.
Finance thru a local credit union or bank. You'll be WAYYYYY better off.
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exactly right. banks and credit unions are better than the oem cards. dont get roped in by the oems credit cards. i will say that i did use honda before but they had striaght 6%, no fluctiations, no honda card, just normal financing. beat every bank around by at least 3-5% at the time. expect a bank to be at least 9% and up on an atv though. thats for good credit too. its not like a car. atvs are considered higher risk item and the bank has to go through more trouble to repossess it, and get their money back out of it.
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