international autosource

[english_nurse]

Hi there folks,

i just wondered if any of you have had any experiance of the above named company for obtaining your car on arrival to the USA?

i recieved some information about them from OGP in a relocation pack

in the pack it states that they can obtain USA finance for you on a brand new car/truck, which seems competitively priced, this will go a long way to starting a USA credit history.

They deliver the car on arrival the tag and insurance are taken care of by them, it seems to make the buying process less hassle (one less thing to think about)

any opinions?????

am off to town now to get my international driving licence- hurrah!!

[expatusa]

Another option to Autosource that works better is Lion Leasing (lionleasing.com), they offer financing of new and used vehicles any make or model. You do not need a U.S. credit history and in some states not even a U.S. drivers license to be approved. They offer the service before or after you arrive in the states.

I read about them in The Telegraph online.

With Autosource you are limited by only having new cars and a limited range of makes/models, and you have to sign their contract and pay a deposit before moving to the U.S.

I read on Lion Leasing's website that they offer a Personal Car Shopper Service (how cool is that) "According to your wishes we will find your vehicle for you, negotiate the price and check the condition. This ensures that you get a good price and that the vehicle is in good condition."

[mrs.esterhourse]

please be forewarned about lion leasing. I used them pruchase my honda accord but their rates are very high (over 9%!!). also, the car was very dirty and smelt like old cats. i am not sure about Autosource but I would not recommend Lion to anyone!

quote=expatusa;4774463]Another option to Autosource that works better is Lion Leasing (lionleasing.com), they offer financing of new and used vehicles any make or model. You do not need a U.S. credit history and in some states not even a U.S. drivers license to be approved. They offer the service before or after you arrive in the states.

I read about them in The Telegraph online.

With Autosource you are limited by only having new cars and a limited range of makes/models, and you have to sign their contract and pay a deposit before moving to the U.S.

I read on Lion Leasing's website that they offer a Personal Car Shopper Service (how cool is that) "According to your wishes we will find your vehicle for you, negotiate the price and check the condition. This ensures that you get a good price and that the vehicle is in good condition."