How Does Bad Credit Financing Work at Nimnicht Chevrolet?

Get an Early Start – Request a copy of your credit report to understand exactly what condition your credit is in. Then look for any outstanding obligations you can pay off before you start shopping for a vehicle. Take care to also pay all of your bills on time in the months leading up to your purchase.

Make Saving a Priority – Bad credit financing offers often require you to invest a larger down payment. This demonstrates to lenders that you’re financially stable and committed to paying off the loan. Start saving for the down payment as early as possible.

Seek Out a Cosigner – A cosigner is someone who accepts partial responsibility for your auto loan. If you know someone with good credit who is willing to cosign with you, it can work in your favor in terms of rates and payments.

Get Your Paperwork in Order – When you’re ready to purchase a vehicle, you don’t want the bad credit financing process to take any longer than it needs to. Organize all your paperwork, including your finance application, pay stubs, utility bills, and potentially even character references.

Shop Smart – Look for makes and models that fit comfortably into your monthly budget. Credit issues do not have to hold you back, but you also don’t want to make your credit worse with loans you can’t pay off. Shopping within your means makes repayment much easier and helps to boost your credit score. Use our payment calculator to get a better sense of your monthly payments.