Bank of America will finance your smart...

[GABadger]

...to approved credit, of course.

I work in the eLending division of the bank and we have been approved to do smart cars.

Go to www.bankofamerica.com and fill out an online application. Within minutes you'll see if you are approved and potential rates. Rates vary by state and obviously your credit is key to getting the best rates.

Note, for most transactions there is a $200 bank fee, sorry. But rates are very competitive and in many cases, the money can be directly deposited into your account for you to write the check to the dealer. (Again, certain credit criteria must be met for this to happen.)

Final disclosure: I'm posting this for informational purposes only. As a fellow smart reserver (1173!!!) I just want to offer another option for financing. I get nothing from my employer for this and if you are not approved, I can't help you. Your good credit and stable employment should be enough to get this done.

[Brian7]

Thanks for the info.

I'm sure we'd all like to see some APR's. How about a range?

[Alustiza]

I have never paid a fee for obtaining a car loan. Wassup with that?

[Gortok]

Thanks man.
I've got almost everything going to BOA as it is...
Once some of it is paid off/down, I'll be clicking that link.

[StevenM1TX]

Originally Posted by Alustiza

I have never paid a fee for obtaining a car loan. Wassup with that?

Well sort of. After all what do you think the interest rate is other than a fee for the loan? Really comes down to total cost including any upfront fees and interest rate.