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With credit scores that low... so long as you have steady income you could try leasing a car. Might do some research to see if paying the "rent" on a car lease counts towards your credit score.
Got anybody who you trust and trusts you that can co-sign a loan with you? Or... if everybody is really REALLY cool with each other, somebody who can take out a loan from a bank and you just pay them back in reasonable installments?
Maybe a dumb question, but if you are planning on buying the car at the end anyway is there a downside to leasing for a few years rather than just outright buying?
Depends on if the lease offers that option I don't think they all do.