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Your original post indicates your have an open auto loan, not being traded, that has a 17% apr. There had to have been credit issues for you to have been charged that rate when the loan originated. Some lenders may balk at granting a second loan to you, notwithstanding the fact you present a co-applicant with an allegedly high score. Traditionally we do not find co-applicant make up for blemished credit, and even more, they tend not to pay for the loan upon default. Most lenders will balk if this is indeed the situation.

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