Need Help Getting a Car Loan?
By ARA-Fusion
Published: Mon, Mar 5, 2007

(ARA) - Are you driving around in a car that has faded paint, power windows that no longer work, a rusty muffler and an odometer that stopped somewhere around 115,000 miles?  If so, it's time to get a new car!

You may be thinking to yourself, "I'd love to, but I can't afford to because no one will loan me the money I need." Maybe you lost a job last year and were late paying some bills, or you went into foreclosure on your home.  No matter what happened, the blemish on your credit report shouldn't hold you back.

"There are lenders out there who want to do business with you. The trick is knowing how to find them," says Rob Gaudio, president of Harbor Credit, a San Diego-based company that works with thousands of auto dealers across the country to help credit challenged people get behind the wheel of a new car.  "If your bank has turned you down for a loan, or you've had trouble getting one from the dealer on your own, we can help you out."

All you have to do is log on to www.HarborCredit.com, fill out the fast and easy online form, and the company will search its nationwide database to find a dealer in your area who is willing to do business with you.  A lender will contact you -- no matter what your credit score is -- and let you know the best rate they can get for you.

"The biggest advantage to going with a service like ours instead of trying to find a lender on your own is we can do the leg work for you," says Gaudio.  "No more running around town and waiting to meet with loan officers, only to get frustrated by a turn down.  We only put you in touch with lenders ready to make a deal."

To find out if Harbor Credit can get you behind the wheel of a new car, log on to www.HarborCredit.com and fill out the quick and easy online form.  If you're more comfortable giving the information over the phone, live operators are available to talk with you Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Pacific time.

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