Picture this- You have been eyeing this car since a few months and your friends can’t stop talking about it. It is on every auto show you come across and on the cover of every car magazine. Many a times, you have been thinking of going for it, but what stops you is your credit score.

As a subprime car buyer, you must have experienced that traditional lenders penalize you for your low credit score. They make car buying difficult for you by offering high interest rates on auto loans. But, do not worry. Subprime car loans can help you. With the loan program, you will be able to buy the car you need now, instead of waiting for your financial circumstances to improve.

If you are eager to buy a car of your choice, you must learn the following four crucial things for getting subprime car loans:

1. The Down Payment

The higher the credit score, the lower will be the interest rate on the auto loan. But if you have a subprime credit score, down payment can help you in lowering the interest rate.

As far as down payment is concerned, it would be wise to save up to a minimum of ten percent for a pre-owned car as well as a brand new one.

2. The Lender

Instead of applying with several lenders, choose a subprime lender who has expertise in approving subprime car loans. A subprime lender will help you in solving your loan related queries and also provide you with affordable loan rates.

3. Beware of Online Fraud

If you want to apply for subprime car loans comfortably, you can opt for online auto financing companies. The companies provide easy approval on subprime car loans. But, you must check the reliability of the company before providing confidential information on the website.

4. Read between the Lines

Many a times, there are understated clauses which may prove to be a shock in the future. So, it is advisable to be more cautious while going through the loan contract, so that you do not have to suffer later. Before finalizing the deal, make sure that you are well-versed with the terms and conditions of the loan contract.

Buying a car is not rocket science, but it doesn’t mean it is a cake walk either. If you want to make an easy car purchase, you must not forget the four crucial things for getting subprime car loans.

The issues on which we primarily focused dealt with the “reasonable person” standard and the “duty” the defendant owed to the plaintiff at the time the injury occurred. Prior to proceeding in a “negligence” lawsuit, it is necessary that the plaintiff establish both of these elements.

However, when pursuing either Lawsuit Funding or lawsuit loans, it is absolutely essential that damages be clearly established. In this particular article, we will discuss elements required to establish damages, as well as additional features that will be required when pursuing pre-settlement loans.

It is quite interesting to observe how frequently those who submit applications in an effort to obtain either a lawsuit loan or lawsuit funding fail to clearly identify the damages on which that claim are predicated. Unfortunately, the plaintiff has failed to understand one of the most critical elements in attaining litigation funding when they fail to identify those damages. If there are no identifiable damages, there will be no lawsuit settlement loan. Therefore, in addition to establishing that the defendant owed the plaintiff a duty and that the defendant failed to act in a manner consistent with that required by “reasonable person,” the plaintiff has no claim and will be unable to obtain Pre Settlement Loans unless they can clearly establish the fact that they sustained damages as a result of defendant’s actions.

Now that we’ve identified the fact that damages must be clearly established, what are they and how do we determine the resultant economic loss? Damages are protean in nature (i.e., they come in virtually every imaginable manifestation). Some of the more common damages one counters in civil lawsuits are injuries sustained as result of a motor vehicle collision, damages sustained as a result of medical malpractice, wrongful termination of employment, and breach of contract.

What are the damages the plaintiff may plead when pursuing civil litigation? A few examples of the damages that may be pled are medical expenses, vehicle repair, loss of consortium, loss of opportunity, loss of income, and loss of enjoyment of habitability. The plaintiff’s duty in establishing damages will be to demonstrate the approximate economic loss resulting from defendant’s actions.

Let’s examine the issue of medical expenses a little more closely. A few the issues that may be considered are fees related to emergency medical personnel who may have been called to the scene of an accident. In addition to those expenses, there may be those expenses related to having to have an ambulance transport the plaintiff from the scene. If the plaintiff is taken by ambulance to an emergency room, in addition to the emergency room fees, there will be fees related to emergency room physicians. If the plaintiff is admitted to a hospital, their will naturally be fees associated with that hospital-stay. If the patient is not admitted to the hospital, but taken to an outpatient facility, there will be fees for those outpatient facility services. It is important to realize that if surgery is required, the plaintiff will have not only fees related to the surgery, but also fees related to the surgical equipment, anesthesiology, post-op rehab, etc. All of these expenses must be carefully identified and cataloged if the plaintiff wishes to recover for damages related to those expenses.

For those plaintiffs who seek pre-settlement loans, it is essential that they clearly establish damages sustained. All damages sustained should be carefully considered. Furthermore, it will be essential for the plaintiff to carefully calculate the value of each one of those damages. It will be necessary for the plaintiff to translate the damages sustained into an economic loss that either the Court or jury may appreciate. Remember, if the plaintiff fails to identify damages prior to settling his/her claim, the plaintiff will be forever barred from being able to receive compensation for those damages.

Once the claim is settled, the plaintiff will be required, at least in most cases, to sign a “hold-harmless” clause. This agreement will absolve the defendant from all future damages. The Settlement Loans advanced will not be based merely on the perceived value of the claim filed against the defendant. The plaintiff’s ability to obtain either a lawsuit loan or lawsuit funding will be reliant on the funding-entity’s perceived value of the damages established. It is important to keep in mind, that the principal factor in making such a determination will be the damages both claimed and clearly-established.

The Gumball 3000 is more media spectacle than athletic competition, with celebrities and wannabes with more money than sense touring the country in expensive toys better suited as side-show attractions than in professional sport. That being said, I can only imagine the thrill, the rush these contestants and their die-hard followers must get from the event.

The rally is – I won’t say grueling – three thousand mile international road race where winning is merely a coincidence; being there is the prize.

First founded in 1999 by English entrepreneur Maximillion Cooper, The event is reminiscent of the ‘80s movie ‘Cannonball Run’, but there’s no pot of gold at the end of this rainbow; the prize is the attention, the true motivation is anyone’s guess. It draws the attention of many of the ‘beautiful people’; what we used to call the jet set – in my mind’s eye I can see a marvelously tanned George Hamilton, his gleaming smile and his silken scarf whipping in the wind over the back of his Bugatti.

Mostly run in Europe, the race has run all over the world, including a visit to North Korea in 2008. This year, the thirteenth annual Gumball 3000 was held May 25th to the 31st on the North American continent, primarily coast-to-coast through the United States, with a brief jaunt near the beginning into Canada to Toronto. The maximum 120-driver field took the green flag in Times Square at noon, and the checkered flag on Hollywood Boulevard seven days later. To all but a few who won was not important. For most what mattered was to say that you were there, either as a participant or a witness, to what is arguably the most glamorous, glitzy automobile rally on earth. And oh, by the way, the winners were Charles and Kira Morgan, in their 2012 Morgan Threewheeler. As far as I can tell, neither George Hamilton, Burt Reynolds, nor the late, great comedic talent Dom DeLuise attended.