Well, it should be OK.... They will make decision based on your credit score and history rather than verifying the income.... But, I would not sign the paper when it has false information next time.... Even though he suggested, you are the one who is falsifying the info to a bank..... If there is an issue, he will simply say he did not suggest you to falsify and you will have hard time proving that it was HE....

 

sorry man but this story sounds a little fishy to me. 780-800 credit score and $1400 a month income. thats a very high score age?

 

I was told to lie about my employment situation. Hell, I didn't even have a job and the dealer made up a job for me.

 

was this person a friend of your that made up a job for u? how will u make payments your parents

 

$4200 per month....that would be nice!

 

I'm still trying to figure out how you have a credit score of 780 - 800 and only make $1200 a month. I'm assuming based on your question your pretty young? I'm sure there's a way to do but I've not been fortunate enough to find out. Heck, I'm 34 years old, married with kids, and make 5 times more then you and my credit score is in the mid 700's.

Anyway, I'm sure if you said it was that high it must be. Congrats! Next time though, don't lie about your income. It's not the "Right" thing to do. I still can't imagine how your able to afford the car with that income unless you still live at home, or live in a box with no rent/mortgage. Good luck with the payments and insurance. You may have enough left over for gas..

 

its not impossible to afford the car with that income...well, like said above, unless you have other expenses to pay.

 

i just turned 25 this may,

 

WOW...just, WOW.

I really want to type more, but I just can't imagine this question really came from someone that is 25. I am dumbfounded.

 

hahah.... ^ your funny

FTW i'm 22 and i make about as much as the guy above me... and i won't lie, i live w/ the 'rents... but that is because i go to school full time...

IF YOU REALLY want the car and are willing to sacrifice your other 'addictions' then i say go for it...

I'm happy i only have like 2.5 years left on my loan...

 

Its called credit fraud, and punishible by reposession, (calling the note due in full), fines and likely jailtime.

I say, go for it!

 

TTP, sounds like a fair trade for the evo..haha..I'm 19, live at home, college full-time, part-time work and I only make about 1200 a month. All my money goes to car/girl/workout supplements :-\

 

Hopefully you aren't talking about making the same as me - I guarantee that isn't true.

And I'm sorry, if the original poster is 25 living at home with his parents and asking if he should get an Evo, then it's a flat out "NO!"

 

I need to know this ? +1

tell us how you did it

 

maybe daddys score? j/k