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5 Star Car Title Loans in Santa Fe Springs offers car title loans. Call (562) 203-0465 and speak with one of our representatives. Our minimum loan is $2,600. Applicants are approved determined by our credit criteria, which also includes your ability to repay the loan and your car's value. We are not concerned with your credit history. Get the cash and keep driving your car!
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