38andliveathome
you should not expect much from a guy who is 38 and lives at home with his mommy and has to ask mommy to pay for his car and pc upgrades....

clo007
ok....let's get back on topic.
 
Rush, you got any new pics?

srtie4k
Have any plans to mod it? That thing would like pretty nice lowered 1" with slightly wider wheels/tires.

Fbmbirds
Yes folks lets get this thread back on topic folks. did anyone see how many times he used the word folks? either way I wanted this thread to reach 20pages.

Grey_Beard
Forgot to mention, did you get your money back on the tint?

fletchj

Grey_Beard
Things always have a way of working out.  Interesting story.  14 credit inquiries.  Call the bureaus and get them to delete the ones where you did not get the loan.  That should have never been done.

Dealership I bought my truck from did the same thing.  They run your information through all their bank sources trying to see who gets you and them the best terms and interest rate.  Some will approve you, others will deny.  Not really all that unusual or unexpected.

clo007
Basically, that is saying they really were trying to get you in that car. Your credit may not be as good as you suspected that they had to go through 14 different lenders to try to get approval. You may get a copy of your credit report and see whee you are at. Also, go do creditkarma. I use it and is pretty darn accurate.

Afterburner
You will see all those scores drop 15-40 points for the next 60-90 days unless you call and get them removed... Bottom line... They batch all those pulls into one... The "Potential" new loan might hit your credit... Any pull takes 12-15 points. Each new account takes 15-30 points before it adds to your scores. It depends on the all the other variable on individual records...

RushXTC
Woah, Guys... So this will probably make like 2 people happy and to be honest it's a huge weight off my shoulders.
 
I drove it for 2 weeks, racked 600 miles on it! I received a call late last night from the F&R guy, Mind you this is 2 weeks after... He says the banks didn't like the fact that I work for an agency so they're having a hard time approving the loan... This puzzled me since usually the loan is secured prior to making any deals. I told him to call me if anything pops up, But the day after (This morning) I checked my credit report and I had 12 new inquiries!!! All car loan companies. This is apart from the original Kia pulls (2) so they made a total of 14 hard credit pulls!
 
I went in ASAP (9AM) and after waiting and telling them to go have fun with themselves, I returned the car free of charge, They actually refunded me the $205 I had paid for insurance.
 
The funny thing is, Since lots of people hate me at work (It's because of my position to deny them stuff they might need) someone scratched the car lol. I also abused the hell out of it before it hit the 500 mile break in point, I was abusing the turbo like there was no tomorrow... I'm glad that's behind me. Didn't have to suffer with the $700 payment.
 
Right after I left the lot, I test drove a Dodge Challenger and a Chevrolet Camaro at 2 seperate dealers (Both in Los Angeles) one if the main Dodge dealership and the other is Felix which deals with only chevy's. The camaro is way too small, So I declined that and went back to the dodge dealership, I was approved for another lease to buy, But this time they said $435 for 3 years, Still sounded high so I declined and happily went back home in the 2012 Nissan Frontier.
 
My friend however did purchase a 2014 Dodge Avenger, Super nice car!! It's his first purchase, He's 19 and was approved directly through Chrysler financial!
 

 
Honestly, I'm going to miss the turbo, But I won't miss the pressure I felt knowing I'd have to throw $700 monthly on just a car note on something I would've returned anyways. I'm going to keep driving the truck until I'm 100% debt free and then I'll buy my Challenger R/T with ease.