Posts Tagged ‘used cars’

Credit when you need it

Recently, we noted that used car websites have seen an increase in traffic and observed that used cars are generally a better bargain for several reasons, including these:

•    Used cars don’t lose their value at the rapid rate new cars depreciate.
•    The price of used vehicles is generally lower than new car costs.
•    Insurance premiums are usually more affordable for used cars.

According to this recent article, the current economic downturn caused an uptick in used car sales for another reason: credit availability. As you’ve no doubt heard in the news, the present economic crisis was caused in part by widespread unavailability of credit in many market sectors. It’s much tougher these days to get traditional bank financing for a variety of necessary items, including homes and cars but J.D.Byrider is still financing people. This article features the story about our Las Vegas J.D. Byrider franchise and how their services are in high demand.

As the nation’s largest “buy here, pay here” franchise, J.D. Byrider offers financing when other car dealers don’t. We’re in business to provide good cars to people who need credit. That’s true when the economy is good as well as during challenging times. To apply for financing on line, please visit GoJDB.com.

Are you considering a quality used car purchase? If so, find out more about J.D. Byrider’s credit program. Visit us online to find the dealer nearest you.

Posted by admin on February 27th, 2009 No Comments

Credit Crunch hits used car buyers

Wall Street’s historically bad performance has brought front-page attention to the current credit crisis. If you follow the news, you know it’s tougher to get credit now than it was even a few months ago. The credit crunch has hit business owners too, making it more difficult to get needed capital to purchase equipment and expand facilities.

But what about used car loans for people with bad credit? It’s not getting as much press, but auto dealers are finding it tougher to put customers behind the wheel of both new and used cars. That’s because lenders have tightened credit standards across the board. In fact, even customers with relatively good credit are finding it more difficult to get auto financing. It’s even more difficult to get a used car loan.

“Buy Here, Pay Here”

“Buy here, pay here” financing is still an option for many customers who are finding difficulty obtaining a traditional used car loan. However, potential customers should look for companies that not only offer “buy here, pay here” terms but stand behind the cars they sell.

If you’re in the market for a used car loan and are focusing on “buy here, pay here” auto financing options, take a close look at J.D. Byrider. We specialize in good cars for people who need credit. Unlike many banks, we’re still in the business of providing credit to deserving customers, helping people get the cars they need.

Posted by admin on October 9th, 2008 17 Comments

J.D. Byrider: Giving Back

In addition to providing good cars to people who need credit, J.D. Byrider gives back to the community in other ways. For example, J.D. Byrider founder Jim DeVoe and his wife Andy created the J.D. Byrider Foundation to champion causes that help children and the community at large.
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J.D. Byrider is also pleased to support the American Heart Association. Heart disease is the #1 killer of Americans, and we feel it is important to educate our associates, our customers and our families on good heart health. We’re proud to be a Cause Sponsor for the upcoming Start! Heart Walk in Indianapolis, which will take place on September 20.

The Start! Heart Walk is a great way to help fight heart disease and strokes – and to get some exercise at the same time. Participants include heart disease and stroke survivors as well as those who walk in memory of a loved one affected by these diseases.

The event starts at White River State Park. Participation is free, but walkers are encouraged to collect pledges for donations to benefit the American Heart Association. Click here to learn how you can get involved.

Posted by admin on September 8th, 2008 11 Comments