Just traded my truck in that I was paying 17% interest on and still had payments coming out of my banking account. I called the office and The woman was the rudest person I had ever talked to and treated me like a child. Definitely would never finance with them again, and would advise anyone even considering financing with them to get as far away as possible.
alan nokes | 2017-02-07 02:34:05
I have bought three vehicles through them. They really helped me out when I needed financed. Credit costs money, so if you have a poor credit history expect to pay. Writing bad reviews because you probably breeched your contract is unreasonable. If you have perfect credit, finance somewhere else.
Jessica High | 2016-12-22 18:21:00
I have a loan on a great car through these guys( I picked out). They are super friendly and I enjoy working with them. My credit was a 320 when I got my loan through them, they report every month to the credit bureaus.
Latasha Kelly | 2017-03-13 21:07:08
I got a car financed though dfwk. At the time my credit was HORRIBLE, so of course my interest rate was high!! I got approved & I was working 20 hrs a week @ walmart bringing home $800 a month if that! I NEVER missed a payment I actually was ahead & 1 time I needed to skip a payment but since I was ahead it wasn't missed! And my last payment was dropped due to on time & ahead payments! So if you need help see what they can do for you because I greatly appreciate the chance they took on me!
shane beheler | 2017-04-14 17:29:13
They gave me a chance when no one else would, I got in a very low mile 07 fully loaded Lincoln. I paid the low down payment I wanted to pay and my monthly payments are actually $50 less than I Was trying to get them. But. I have 3 issues. 1) no way to pay online, and get charged to use card. 2) they don't report monthly I've had to call them and aske them to report, it had been 3 months since they reported. 3) they don't offer refinancing. For instance when I bought the car, I had a 500 Credit Score I now have a 601, (I've been working hard at bringing it up). Every dealer and bank I talk to says I should easily qualify for refinancing or a new car loan now. But. Since interest rates are so high I still owe what the actual car cost was over a year ago. So if I traded in, most places only will pay 60-75% of what you owe on a vehicle, unless you owe less than it values. So I would have to get about $4,000 more added to my new loan if I traded in. Refinancing is hard because all major banks won't refinance anything older than an 09 and mine is an 07 with only 60k miles. So I am basically stuck paying 18.3% even though I now qualify for a loan with a rate of less than 9%, but it costs to much due to my current rate to do the trade to get the new interest rate on a loan.