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• thiefcrazy98

  Hi! I recently came across an ad for CarFinanceMax, and to be honest, it really interested me. I've been thinking about a car loan for a long time, but I've always been put off by the down payment. And here they say you can get a car without it, plus quick approval - it sounds too good to be true. Has anyone used this service? Could there be hidden pitfalls? For example, what about interest rates and real repayment terms? I'm interested in practical reviews from those who have already taken out loans.

  Jan 10th, 5:20 am
• EvanDuke

  I can tell you about my experience. Last month I bought a car through low deposit car deals, so now I have something to say. At first I was also skeptical, because loans without a down payment often turn out to be something not entirely profitable. But it turned out that everything is not as bad as it may seem. I have encountered other lending programs many times and was ready for some unexpected difficulties, but here everything was quite simple. First of all, I want to note that CarFinanceMax does not lie about “fast approval”. I applied and received approval in 24 hours. The questionnaire had several standard questions about income, place of work and credit history. No additional papers or unnecessary checks, which I really appreciate. They also offered several options for cars based on my preferences. They work with several car dealerships, so the choice is quite wide. As for the rates, there are, of course, some points. I was offered an interest rate of about 15%, which is slightly higher than in regular banks. But the lack of a down payment is understandable. At first, I thought it would be better to pay at least 10-20% to reduce monthly payments, but in the end I decided to try the option without it. To be honest, sometimes the interest rate with a down payment is almost the same, because banks often charge additional fees, and in the end it is not always possible to save much. One of the nice things is the flexibility of payment plans. The website clearly states that you can choose a loan term from 1 to 5 years, and this allows you to choose the optimal monthly payment amount. I took out a loan for 3 years, and I was given the opportunity to repay the debt early without any penalties if I decide to. This is an important point, because I plan to increase my payments in the future if my financial situation allows.

  Jan 10th, 12:18 pm
• Tobias

  It's interesting what they say about interest rates and conditions, but still, if I were offered a car loan with a rate like yours (15%), I would think twice. To be honest, for me it's not only flexibility that's important, but also real benefits in the long term. It seems like there's no deposit and quick approval, but if the overpayment is too big, is there any point in such a deal? But the possibility of early repayment without penalties is really a plus.

  Jan 10th, 4:34 pm