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Regardless of whether you have good credit or not we here at Bob King Mazda in Winston-Salem also serving Greensboro, High Point, Charlotte, and Burlington areas can help you obtain the credit you need to purchase a new Mazda car, truck, or SUV. With a multitude of lending options you can be sure to find the best auto financing plan for your next new or used vehicle, even if you have bad credit, poor credit, no credit, or are even a first time car buyer. Let Bob King Mazda help you rebuild your credit with a great auto loan.

Don't let your bad credit history prevent you from getting the vehicle you need, making on-time payments on a new car loan you can effectively rebuild your credit. Take a moment and fill out our online finance application, or if you prefer, call us at 336-724-2861, one of our knowledgeable finance specialists will help you get the financing you need to get your next new or pre-owned vehicle.


Even if you have no previous vehicle financing experience, the First-Time Buyer program can give you the opportunity to drive a new Mazda vehicle!

Are you a First-Time Buyer? If so, then you may qualify for special rates and incentives!

Buying a vehicle for the first time can be an exciting yet daunting experience. However, if you’ve done your research you’ll be well prepared to make the important decisions needed - especially, which vehicle is the right one for you. In this First-Time Buyer section, you’ll find information you need, as well as helpful tips to make your vehicle purchase a smooth experience.

Even if you have no previous financing experience, our First-Time Buyer Program can help you lease or finance a new or used Mazda vehicle.

Are you someone planning to buy your first car? Then you must probably be a high school student, a college student or have recently been employed. Buying a car for the first time can be a pretty exciting experience. Here are a few tips below to help you out.

  • Decide on which car to buy first. Be reasonable and choose one that you can make a 20% down payment on. If you can’t do that, choose a different car. It’s best if you buy a car that you can pay off within 4 years.

  • Other than the loan payment, remember that you also have to pay for the gas, insurance, batteries and a lot other things.

  • There’s nothing shameful in buying a used car. Buying a used Toyota Camry or Honda Accord is actually a pretty good idea since they will give you safety, dependability and freedom from costly repairs.

  • Don’t expect to get an auto loan for a car which is more than 5 years old. You will have to pay cash.

  • There is no return policy for cars. You can’t give it back because you don’t like it after 2 days. So decide well.

  • Most probably you don’t have a credit history if you are a first time car buyer. This is one of the biggest hurdles you will face in getting a loan. You need to establish credit. You can get a gas card and credit card from your local department store pretty easily. When you use them, make sure you pay them off within a month. Don’t dare overspend as it is going to reflect badly on your credit history. In fact, the balance should not reach more than 50% of your limit. Do this for 6 months. It will let you show some sort of a credit history to the lender.

  • Asking your parents, a relative or a close friend to cosign with you is a good idea if you do not have an established credit history. This means your cosigner will also be signing the loan papers along with you. It also means that your cosigner will be responsible for payments on your loan if you default. It is a matter of great risk and delicacy and you have to make sure that your cosigner knows what he is getting into before he signs.

The most important barriers you are going to face when you apply for an auto loan for your first car are:

  • Your lack of credit history will make it difficult to convince the lender

  • Finding financing for a used car more than 5 years old is difficult, if not impossible

  • Insurance for your car will be pretty high

  • Dealing with car repairs and other maintenance costs will rake off quite a bit of your income

As a first time buyer, you should research well before you decide on finding an auto loan for your car. Happy car shopping!

 
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