There are several financing options available when purchasing a street rod, muscle car or classic from MotorCity, Inc. If you're reading this section, the hardest part of the transaction is most likely already done.....you've found a car you like!!!! That may sound trite, but it really is the most difficult part.......there are lots of different makes, models and years, and many miss out on enjoying the hobby simply because they can't decide what they like.
Many customers prefer to simply buy a vehicle out right. Others have the funds available for purchase, but for a variety of reasons may choose to finance part or all of the transaction. Listed below are a couple of options with contact information that you may find helpful.
1. Woodside Credit offers an excellent loan program. They have some of the best interest rates in the business. Another advantage with Woodside are the longer loan terms available. They offer terms up to 96 months. https://www.woodsidecredit.com/creditapp.cfm?dlr=10539.
2. JJBest is another lending institution that has worked well. They also seem to have favorable rates and terms and applications can be done on-line or over the phone. They specialize in classic cars and are set up very well for this type of purchase. Here's their contact info. www.jjbest.com Tel: 800-USA-1965.
3. Classic Car Financial. Phone: (877) 527-7228 • info@classiccarfinancial.com
Obviously, many other financing options are available, including your local bank or lending institution, home equity loans, and other means. A reasonable deposit to MotorCity, Inc. via credit card will usually hold a vehicle until financing is arranged. Part trades are also sometimes considered and can be a good means of getting a deal done. Contact us for additional information and/or assistance. Tel: 360-416-4995.
Standard with the industry, all sales are final, all vehicles are sold as-is, where-is with no warranty expressed or implied. Any deposits collected to secure the purchase of a vehicle are non-refundable and constitute a re-stocking fee should buyer fail to proceed with agreed transaction.
