You should be ok as long as you keep finance co out of included creditors. If you haven't financed yet & have poor credit, that will affect your interest. Make sure they don't gouge you before you commit.
Your question is too general. You should discuss your particular situation with a competent attorney.
One can go to be approved for car financing at a local car dealer and applying there. One of the most important things you will need is good "credit".
Why don't you go find your own financing. It is not his responsibility, it is yours. You are the one buying the car.
There are several places to go for car financing. A few of the best of these places would be the Edmunds website, which has a car-financing calculator, the MyLocalFord website, or the car payment calculator on KBB.
Financing most likely depends on what kind of car lot you go to to get a used car. Buy here pay here places dont do financing, your better going to a newer car lot that can finance for you or get a loan through a bank.
You will be forced to return the car if the financing did not go through. Depending on how long you have had the car, how many miles you have put on it, and what your contract says, you may have to pay a small amount for its use.
You find the car you want, settle on a price, and then go get your own financing from a bank or credit union of your choice.
If you can pay for something in full do it. That way you know there isn't a way to lose the car if something were to happen. Always do that if possible because you have to pay interest or anything and the credit will go up anyway.
I would look at look car deals to find a Saab car. Many local dealers will offer financing and mechanic guarantees.
Yes. You expect them to let you keep the car without paying for it. Go out and get you own financing.
Yes. I know very little about Financing, but I have friends who claim it's the best way to go. So I assume it must therefore be easier than getting a loan to purchase one.
Automobile financing allows one to go beyond a budget range when purchasing a car. Another benefit is that one does not have to pay the full amount at one time.