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So I'm Not Able to buy a BRZ...
it seems no matter how much you earn, or how consistent you are in your earnings, no bank, credit union or any other lending party will give you a loan if you are self employed.
so I'll be looking in the used market. while I wish it had more space I think I would like to get a gen 1 Miata. Is there anyone out there who's had experiences with them? what are common issues if there are any. any info will be greatly appreciated. |
I've owned my '90 Miata for a little over seven years. Most of the known issues will be taken care of by now. The 1990 and early '91 cars had a potential issue with the crank/pulley, but mine has been fine at 143k miles now. Mine has been extremely reliable, it has needed very little work, and what it did need, I fixed myself easily and cheaply. A first gen Miata is a great choice IMHO, I don't intend to ever sell mine, and may pick another one up in the not to distant future. $3-4k usually buys you a decent one.
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If you put down enough cash as downpay, most banks will consider your loan apps and likely approve it.
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I know quite a few people that are self employed that are able to get car loans, mortgages, etc easily. How long have you been self employed? Usually you need at least 6-12 months of proven steady income though.
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I'm only 19 and self employed for about 2 years. I bought my frs with 1k down and 3% interest. I was surprised when I got the offer.
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I'm self-employed and I bought a 2011 WRX and a 2013 BRZ... No issues whatsoever.
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Also just bought a house! When I got the house I just had to show 2 yrs of tax records.
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Frankly 2 years of tax returns for 1099 doesn't do much for you, considering credit history is usually 7 years out. -alex |
I don't know what you want to spend, but a used S2000 is like half the price of a FR-S, and twice as powerful as a miata.
The ap1 s2000 is the most "PURE" car I have ever owned. just my $0.02 I wish you the best of look looking for a loan. Building credit can be tricky. |
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