Ohio used car buyers rush to take advantage of used car sale opportunities during January and February, a time when many residents are receiving their earned income tax credit.

In Ohio, the federal Earned Income Tax Credit provides a tax credit of up to $4204 to working families who earn less than $33,000.  The credit enjoys wide bipartisan support because of its proven record in helping to reduce poverty, reward work, provide tax relief, stimulate the economy and meet basic expenses for working families.  Many Ohio used car dealers, such as ABC MotorCredit, see a boost in sales when families are issued their credit.

According to ABC MotorCredit, used car buyers prefer their buy-here-pay-here Ohio dealership in part due to their flexibility.  “We don’t want or need your whole tax return,” says management at ABC MotorCredit.  “We allow customers to determine how much they want to put down.  The more they put down, the lower their interest rate will be, but it’s entirely up to them.”

ABC MotorCredit can help Ohio residents with poor credit or no credit and can also help those with recently discharged bankruptcies.  “With enough down, EVERYONE is approved,” adds ABC. “This will give them the opportunity to build credit up with their new purchase, even if it was really bad to begin with.”

ABC MotorCredit has over 300 cars, trucks, vans, and SUV’s to choose from on their buy here pay here lots with an ample selection of 2006 and 2007 models.  They carry all of the most requested makes and models like Chevy Suburban’s, Ford Expedition’s, Dodge Durango’s and many more. 

An example of their inventory selection can be seen online at http://www.abcmotorcredit.com/Inventory.aspx?DealerID=197,198,199,200

ABC MotorCredit has been helping good people with bad credit get great cars since 1990.  ABC has 4 stores covering most of Northeast Ohio. Car buyers in Ohio have their choice of hundreds of vehicles, including many SUV’s.  An added bonus for ABC customers is that these vehicles can also be purchased with extended service contracts, with coverage up to 24 months or 24,000 miles.