Would I be able to have two car loans in my name at one time? I already have a financed car, but I want to get one for my son before he moves away for college.
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Yes, you can have two car loans in your name at the same time. But qualifying for a second loan can be difficult. Since lenders look carefully at your debt-to-income ratio before approving your loan, you’ll be at a disadvantage.
Additionally, you’ll need an excellent credit score to receive a low
on the second loan. Without it, you could pay a lot more interest on the second loan than you pay on your first. To find a loan with good terms and rates, make sure to shop around and consider the pros and cons of different lenders before settling for one.
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