Incentives for Toyota Owners Help Bad Credit Car Loan Buyers
by Steve Cypher on Monday, February 1st, 2010
General Motors Ford Chrysler and for the moment Hyundai offer incentives to current Toyota owners
Helping our customers
At Auto Credit Express we’ve spent close to 20 years working with consumers with bad credit and helping these same customers raise their FICO scores and reestablish their car credit by financing a vehicle with a bad credit auto loan. Along the way, we try to educate our applicants on the bad credit loan process, since it differs so much from the way a traditional auto loan is handled.
And although financial considerations usually dictate that a majority of vehicles purchased with these types of loans are used cars, there are a number of affordable new cars that also qualify for many of these bad credit car loan programs and General Motors, Ford, Chrysler and Hyundai are among the manufacturers who sell new cars that fit the bill in two important respects: many of their models are affordably priced and, since they are new vehicles, they all come with a comprehensive new car warranty.
The Toyota recall
Late last week, as the Toyota gas pedal recall reached full steam, General Motors and Ford Motor Company announced new car incentives aimed squarely at current Toyota Owners. On Friday, these two companies were joined by Hyundai and, later in the day, by Chrysler.
It should also be noted that even bad credit auto loan buyers can qualify for these new car incentives.
General Motors
For bad credit car loan buyers who currently own a Toyota and plan on trading it in, General Motors is currently offering an additional $1,000 toward the purchase of a GMC, Buick, Cadillac or Chevrolet vehicle with the program due to expire on March 1st, 2010.
Ford
For credit challenged customers who currently own a Toyota and will be trading it in, Ford is currently offering an additional $1,000 toward the purchase of any Ford vehicle, except the following models: F-150 Raptor, new Taurus SE sedan, Edge all wheel drive models and the Shelby GT500 and KR variations of the Mustang. The Ford program runs through March 1st of 2010.
Chrysler
For current bad credit customers hoping to buy a new Chrysler, the company is offering current Toyota Sienna, Tacoma and Tundra owners the opportunity to receive an additional $1,000 trade-in bonus if they purchase any new Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge car or Ram truck.
Hyundai
If bad credit car loan buyers want to take advantage of Hyundai’s bonus offer, they’d better be quick about it. The program was announced on Friday and it runs through the end of today (February 1st).
Hyundai is offering current Toyota owners a $1,000 trade-in bonus if they purchase any new Hyundai Elantra, Elantra Touring or Sonata model.
As we see it
At Auto Credit Express, we feel it’s important that you make the right choices when it comes to a bad credit car loan buying decision. Those choices include finding the right dealer and the right car to help you reestablish your auto credit. Any of the affordable models from one of the manufacturers listed above, with the additional $1,000 in customer cash, will make a bad credit car loan more affordable, while keeping interest costs down.
For more information on the bad credit auto loan process, please visit our web site at www.autocreditexpress.com.
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Ongoing Toyota recalls will be causing untold harm to their brand equity. 2.3 million vehicles in the United States to sort out sticking gas pedals. over 4 million motorcars in the United States to rectify pedals getting lodged under floor mats. 690,000 autos in China as a result of defective electrical window switches. Toyota ceo on Television to apologise for recall and still the mass media stress issues as the company gets more nervy. I wonder how much brand value this has cost the company.