Credit cards and buying a car.?

am i able to get a credit card with low interest rate and low annual fees and use that card to buy my $2,500 ford focus and just pay back the credit card people? because alot of these places that everyone is telling me to apply at is required a $1500+ of gross monthly income and i dont make that. and my parents wont loan the money i have done asked...so like im in a strut!

Credit cards and buying a car.?

Yes. If your credit line is high enough then by all means.

It%26#039;s your credit....make sure you have enough on that line of credit to cover the taxes and dealership fees.

Credit cards and buying a car.?

you could always try it, though you may be disappointed with the results. Most credit card companies have similar requests (make a certain amount per month), and many of those without those requirements either don%26#039;t have low apr rates, or you%26#039;ll only get 500 in credit. Plus, even if you got 2,500 on a credit card, you%26#039;d still have tax, title, registration, and insurance to pay for.

Credit cards and buying a car.?

It sounds like you are just starting out. If you are you will probably get a credit line of around 1000$. Even if you get a credit card with a 2500 dollar limit you will have to pay fee%26#039;s on the car licesne, title transfer, taxes, insurance ect. This will likely mean that you will want to seek another option

Credit cards and buying a car.?

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