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Old Jun 13, 2003 | 08:26 AM
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That depends on the co-signers credit too. And even if their credit is good...if they are already stretched thin financially, which Im imagining they were since they need to conserve money instantly and get rid of the car, then it isn't going to help. Interest rates are based on how likely the lender feels you are to pay them back. If they feel you are a risk, which they did here, they will jack up the rate.
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