Bad Credit Auto Lender Expands Loan Approval Network to Allow More First Time Buyer and No Credit Check Shoppers to Get Instant Approval Auto Loans in the DC Area

Seattle, WA (PRWEB) March 29, 2015

America's favorite auto lender, Complete Auto Loans, has expanded its lending network to allow more first time buyers in the DC area to get an instant approval auto loan. First time buyers or shoppers with bad credit, including students, now have the opportunity to get the auto loan they need.

https://completeautoloans.com/application-form/ – Get approved for a car loan in as little as 60 seconds.

With this new lending area expansion, DC shoppers can take advantage of the 60 second online application from Complete Auto Loans. Using the online application, the only requirement for U.S. residents to be approved is they must make at least $350 per week.

All applicants are also encouraged to check their credit score using the complimentary credit score tool. Applicants have been able to save thousands of dollars on their loan by using the tool. Once the application has been filled out applicants are given the opportunity to check their score. For more information visit Complete Auto Loans' website.

About Complete Auto Loans:
Complete Auto Loans is a Seattle-based company that is dedicated to helping their customers acquire national car financing. They design and develop customized no credit financing, bad and good credit loans. Voted the best for "Quality Customer Service" and "Best National Service" by thousands of people, their finance experts focus on providing their customers with the following: information and tools available for different loan offers, how to choose the best loan that fits their budget, as well as related eligibility guidelines.

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