Question about buying a really old car!

jackyflc

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Heya...thnx for looking , anyways i am interested in getting this honda accord sv4 '1994 from my colleague . But from what i know is that you cant get loan for a car over 10 years from major banks. So what can i do? :cry_smile:
 
hah? 15 years is old? my car is like 30 years plus....then my car is dinosor age oredi.....

Anyway, try negotiate with your fren and settle the installment inter-personally. No need to go thru bank. Bank interest very high, even u manage to convince them and succesfully getting a loan.
 
You can take a loan from credit houses or you can take a personal loan from most banks. HSBC and HLB are pretty easy and fast with personal loans.

Bear in mind that interest will be much higher than a HP loan, something in the region of 7 to 10% annually.
 
erm.i think finance companies give credit loans rite?but really high interest rates.
 
Cannonfodder said:
You can take a loan from credit houses or you can take a personal loan from most banks. HSBC and HLB are pretty easy and fast with personal loans.

Bear in mind that interest will be much higher than a HP loan, something in the region of 7 to 10% annually.


provided that your documents are very strong....
 
yaya, the car above 10 yrs really not easy to get loan.

how much ur colleague sell?

can we ask car agent submit loan 4 us or not??? (something like buy the car from agent...) any idea abt this?
 
he's letting go for around 30k la...we would actually want to settle it personally BUT now he owes bank just another rm10k and the average installment is 1019..so with a montly installment wif that i rather get a brand new car...so is there anything else i can do? Can he extend his loan period? plz help!
 
however also dude......DO NOT borrow $$$$$ from MONEY LENDER / BIG EAR HOLE / AH LONG and such
 

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