What is a franchise dealer?

Franchise dealers sell new and used cars for auto manufacturers such as Ford®, General Motors, Chrysler, Honda, and others.


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If you do not have an email address

It is essential for the online lending process that you have an email address. You can obtain a free email address at several web-based services such as Hotmail, Yahoo, Google, and Lycos. This is not intended to be an exhaustive list or an endorsement of the services listed; it is provided as information only.

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What type of information need for auto loan?

For all loan requests, you will be asked to provide personal information such as name, address, Social Security number, employment information, income, and US citizenship status. The following documents may be required prior to closing: purchase agreement/bill of sale, registration, title, lease buyout instructions, proof of income, federal tax returns, W-2s, and financial statements.
You can apply for auto loan purchases before you find your vehicle from a franchise dealer. For refinances and lease buyouts, specific vehicle information, such as make, model, year, mileage and vehicle identification number (VIN) is required.

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What is a simple interest loan?

Simple interest is a method of allocating monthly loan payments between interest and principal. The amount of your payment allocated to interest is calculated based on your unpaid principal balance, the interest rate on your loan, and the number of days since your last payment. For example, if Bank of America receive a payment and it has been 29 days since your last payment, then you will be charged 29 days of interest on the unpaid principal balance of your loan. The remainder of your payment is credited to principal and reduces the unpaid principal balance on your loan.

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Bank of America : Do not finance the following vehicles

  • Commercial vehicles and/or vehicles for business use
  • Conversion or delivery, gray market, lemon law, salvaged, rebuilt or branded title vehicles
  • Boats, aircraft and motorcycles
  • Certain vehicles may not be eligible due to make or model elimination.
  • No independent dealer purchases
  • The general exceptions to this are CarMax®, Hertz Car Sales and Enterprise Car Sales. We normally only finance vehicles purchased at franchise dealerships.

Bank of America : Types of auto loans offer

Currently Bank of America offer the following types of auto loans:

  • ·         Dealer purchases
  • ·         Refinance
  • ·         Lease buyout
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Bank of America : Requirements and Conditions for Auto Loan

ð  Maximum vehicle age not more then 10 calendar years.
ð  Vehicles with more then 125,000 miles are not eligible for financing
ð  No hybrid-modified vehicles will be financed
ð  No non-standard manufacturer vehicles will be financed
ð  No commercial vehicles will be financed
ð  No vehicles used for commercial/business purposes will be financed
ð  No salvage, rebuilt or branded title vehicles will be financed
ð  No gray market or lemon law vehicles will be financed
ð  No motorcycles will be financed
ð  No cash out or title loan financing
ð  Applicant must be 18 years of age or over (19 years if in Alabama or Nebraska) and a U.S. citizen, resident alien or non-resident alien and residing in the U.S. to apply for an auto loan.
ð  No independent dealer purchases
ð  Seller(s) and registered owner(s) listed on the title must be one and the same
ð  Vehicle must be purchased directly from the seller/owner (no consignments)
ð  Term limits may apply
ð  Minimum loan amount $5,000 ($7,500 in Minnesota and South Carolina)
ð  Loan-to-value restrictions apply
ð  Down payment may be required
ð  State taxes, fees, tag, title and any purchased service/insurance products may apply
ð  Powers of Attorney are not accepted
ð  Lease buyouts require that all applicants are listed on the existing lease
ð  Bank of America do not offer financing for lease buyouts that include a name change

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