Financing Issue(s) getting financed?

[ovrszd]

What was it in how the deal was structured that made Kubota give you a hard time ?
And If I may ask, what is your FICO score ?

Credit scores are sooooooo stupid. Perfectly created by the lending institutions to entice you to stay in debt. Gotta give them credit. They understand the average American consumer very well. And they build financial empires on that understanding.

 

[ovrszd]

That's what I was thinking. I always make it clear that all deals are pending financing. Nothing happens till that is finalized.

He didn't finance.

 

[cford36]

He didn't finance.

No, but the way I read it he wanted to but due to the way they were structuring it he didn't. And apparently before he knew that the dealership had sold his trade.

 

[WM75Guy]

Sounds like the dealer had a problem convincing Kubota Credit how they structured the deal with a trade-in and such. I had no problems with Kubota Credit. I made the deal for the ZD1211 at the dealership. Salesman had to find me a ZD1211 as he had just sold the last one in stock. I went home and applied online. Walked into the dealership the next afternoon and told the salesman the finance option I wanted. He made one phone call to Kubota to get the loan number (computer system was down), a little paperwork was done, and 15 minutes later I loaded up my ZD1211 that he had gotten from another dealer that morning.

 

[mile9c1]

Credit scores are sooooooo stupid. Perfectly created by the lending institutions to entice you to stay in debt. Gotta give them credit. They understand the average American consumer very well. And they build financial empires on that understanding.

I agree. My credit score has dropped to 0 after we paid off our house. Now our home and auto insurance has gone up though we've never had a claim. Hmmm

 

[Slowpoke Slim]

I used Wells Fargo Ag Services. Whole process from start to finish was less than an hour, most of it was done over the phone, signed the papers and waited for delivery. Very painless process.

 

[silvertramp]

Credit scores are sooooooo stupid. Perfectly created by the lending institutions to entice you to stay in debt. Gotta give them credit. They understand the average American consumer very well. And they build financial empires on that understanding.

Not necessarily. I have been 100% debt free for years. No mortgage, no vehicle loans, nuthin'. I have a high credit limit, use only a small percentage of it, and pay in full every month. My credit score is always over 800.

 

[LD1]

I guess I don't understand your problem?

Me either :confused3:

 

[smstonypoint]

Not necessarily. I have been 100% debt free for years. No mortgage, no vehicle loans, nuthin'. I have a high credit limit, use only a small percentage of it, and pay in full every month. My credit score is always over 800.

My situation matches yours, except for the FICO score. I obtain my score each month through my bank credit card (the only credit card I use) and that score holds steady at 785.

According to the info accompanying the FICO score, my score is affected by (1) lack of recent installment loan information and (2) too few accounts currently paid as agreed.

As I don't plan to take out an installment loan or open new credit card accounts, it looks like I am stuck at 785.

Steve

 

[txdon]

. . . Kubota Central Loan wanted to structure my deal or deals in a way that just defied reason...

Kubota does not have a "Kubota Central Loan". What bogus loan company did you try to go through?
Was this some knock off company your dealer set you up with?

Why didn't you finance through http://www.kubota.com/Finance/finance-home.aspx ????

Notice the correct name, not the name you gave in your first and only post.