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When you’re trying to buy a new car, being refused car credit can be an
unpleasant and unexpected shock. If you have a poor or non-existent credit
history and attempt to get finance from a more general car finance company, you
may come away empty handed, but don’t let this deter you. More and more
people are starting to realise that having bad credit doesn’t have to stand in the
way of getting the car you need.

The first thing you need to realise is that you are not alone. Most people miss a
payment on a credit card, loan or other financial commitment at one time or
another. Unfortunately, the missed payments you accumulate can negatively
affect your credit rating. Another way you can score badly on a credit check is if
you have no credit history at all. This may be the case if you have never entered
a credit agreement before, for example. If bad credit is so common, you may
wonder, why is it so hard to get car finance when you need it? The simple answer
is that you may have been looking in the wrong place.

There are now many companies that exist solely to help people with bad credit or
those who have been refused elsewhere to get the vehicle they need. Rather than
doing credit checks which base the outcome of your application on your past,
these companies will take a look at your current income and outgoings to
determine what you can reasonably afford to borrow. They will do this by looking
at things like wage slips and bank statements that you provide.

In most cases if you are successful the company will approve the full amount that
you requested, but there can be times when they offer slightly less. If this is the
case, you can either settle for an older or lower performance vehicle, put up the
rest of the money needed for the car you want yourself, or look elsewhere for
finance. It is important to remember that the amount the finance company offers
is based on what they think you can afford, so you should check carefully to see if
you have overestimated your budget. Even taking on the smaller amount of
finance and keeping up the repayments can significantly increase your credit
rating, making it easier to acquire finance in future, so it is still worth considering.

With the wide range of finance options available for those who have been refused
car credit, there has never been a better time to buy a car. Make sure when
looking for car finance that you look into each distinct offer carefully so that you
know which is likely to be the best for you, and so you can be sure of exactly how
much you will end up repaying. You should now be able to see that it doesn’t have
to be a headache to get finance for a new car. Car finance is for everybody,
including you.