When it comes to financing, lenders typically have a cut-off for the age of vehicles they're willing to finance, often setting the limit at around ten years. This policy is in place to mitigate the risk associated with older vehicles' depreciating value and potential mechanical issues. When determining a car's eligibility, the year of manufacture is generally the deciding factor for most financial institutions, though there are exceptions where the registration date may be considered.

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