My friend was telling me that his lender canceled his car loan, but I didn't really understand the details. Plus, he's been known to exaggerate every now and then. Can a lender actually cancel your car loan?
canceled, it’s likely that he was given a spot delivery and the financing didn’t go through. A spot delivery occurs when a car dealer hands over the keys to the buyer without getting full approval from a lender first.
The car dealership is an intermediary between the borrower and the lender. In most cases, dealers assume that the financing will go through no matter what. If the financing isn’t approved, the dealer has two options:
Find another lender who can provide financing
Ask the buyer (your friend) to return the car
If you get your loan directly from a lender and not through a dealership, you shouldn’t worry about having your car loan canceled. The only thing you may have to worry about is getting the best rate on your car insurance. That’s when you should use the
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