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two of the biggest consumer lenders. I don't think a regular bank (Citi, Chase, Wells, Fleet) would want to put up $7K since the car is effectively worthless if you default on the loan. Another option is to get an unsecured personal loan (widely available from any major bank) for the amount you need- the interest rate will be slightly higher but if your credit is good you should be able to get the full amount you need provided you have sufficient income. In lieu of that, you can try financing it via credit cards going with the low-rate intro offers and then moving the balance to another card every six to nine months when the intro rate (usually in the 2.9-5.9% range- much lower than you'll find on a normal installment loan) expires. This works out great if you have at least two cards and have a sufficient credit line. Drop me an email if I can be of any assistance.
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