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Financing a car after bankruptcy

I filed for personal bankruptcy 3 1/2 years ago. My car lease is now up and I am going in to review my options with the dealership. I have ALWAYS made all my car payments on time and have never missed a payment. If I get a co-signer, do you think I’ll be able to finance a car? (not lease)

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One Response to “Financing a car after bankruptcy”

A licensed trustee said...

Probably – it will depend on the strength of your co-signer.

I would start by asking if they will approve you for the loan WITHOUT a co-signer. If they say no, or if the interest rate sounds high, then offer the co-signer. No point having someone else sign if you don’t have to…