Can I buy a new vehicle after bankruptcy?

We need a new vehicle soon, but we received a bankruptcy discharge 5 months ago. We have re-established our credit score to a little under 700. We have a small credit card to get some credit back. We have pretty good income with hardly any bills.
I didn’t want to be embarrassed when financing. Do you think I would be given a loan? Thx

Pam2019-09-25T02:49:04Z

I think you will be fine. Go to the car dealer and get your car. There is no need to tell them about the bankruptcy unless they find out. Your credit score and good income should suffice. But if they do find out, they will probably still offer you a loan but it might be a little higher interest rate. Good luck.

Anonymous2019-09-24T19:08:24Z

With a score near 700 and good income, probably. Assuming a decent down payment.  Not a great idea though. Get a used car. One 4-4.5 years old with low miles from a private party. Should save you about half.

Michael2019-09-24T15:06:01Z

You can if you can pay for it in cash. You're not getting a loan though.

Chief BaggageSmasher2019-09-24T14:10:35Z

Of course not.
With a discharged bankruptcy 5 months ago, no lender will be willing to finance a car.

D.E.B.S.2019-09-24T11:46:29Z

You can buy a new vehicle. Nobody will give you a loan. You should be embarrassed for even thinking about financing a vehicle. Loans are what got you in the mess you're in. Pay cash. The fact you're looking to go into debt so soon says you haven't learned.