No, you do not have to have good credit to finance a car. There are many companies out there for those with bad credit.
yes
It varies according to the dealer.
Yes, trading in a financed car can potentially impact your credit score negatively if you have outstanding debt on the car loan that is not fully paid off during the trade-in process. This can affect your credit score by increasing your overall debt-to-income ratio and potentially lowering your credit score.
You can get another car financed with the same company if they will extend you credit. If you have your loan paid down and a good credit history with them, they will more than likely lend you more money.
It is in the medium to good range. It is not bad, but it is not the best you could have. However, you should be able to get financed with this credit score.
Yes, depends on the co-signers credit.
Yes, if you want to ruin your credit and still be responsible for the difference in what the car sells for and the balance on the note.
A credit score is looked at to see if you can obtain a loan or get financed for a house, car, etc. It is important to try and keep your credit score as high as possible.
no you should be fine with the 75%
Yes, no worries as long as that car has no defects and it is in good condition.
You can, should, and are legally required to register a financed car.
You financed the car through the credit union, huh? I can't think of any other reason why they would have the title. They will probably repossess the car. They want to sell the car to get back some of the money you owe.