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What are good interest rates on a used car loan?

I need to get a car loan really soon, and I wanted to know... what should agood interest rate be on a used ride... say 06'?


It will really depend on your credit score as well as the loan circumstances. In addition, certified pre-owned vehicles will tend to have the best rates. Pontiac even offers 3.9% on certified used cars, however if you go through an outside lender, then your credit will play a major factor in the rate.

One thing to also note for you is that some lenders use a tier system, which sometimes give people with a lower credit score a good interest rate provided they have goo income, stable job history, low debt-to-income, and a good loan-to-value. If you get 6.9 - 7.9 on a non-certified car, you're doing good. I hope this helps.

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what's a good used car loan rate for about 20k on a used car? ?

ive heard of people getting as low as 0.9%! and im talking 60 months... during these tough times for the auto industry, what is considered a phenomenal or great rate on a used car loan?


No way are you ever going to get a 0.9% rate on a used car. You are confusing new-car promotional rates with used car rates. The national average used car rate for 60 months is 6.78% (Bankrate.com) and that's only for people with a great credit score (680 and above).

What is the average car loan rate for a used or new car?

I have great credit but I don't know what an average rate would be for a new or used car. I will decide if I want a new car or a used one depending on the rate. Can you help?


6.5%

Lower my used car loan rate?

I purchased a used vehicle in January with an unusally high interest rate. I put $3000 down and owe $4700, I don't have great credit but I have paid off 3 car notes in the past, any suggestions on where to refinance a loan for under $5000 for a used car that will have a lower interest rate.

I had to purchase the vehicle because mine had broken and I had no means of transportation for me and my children.

Thanks for your advice


call your local bank or credit union with a score of 620 or higher a local crediti union's rate will be anywhere from 6 to 10 % especially if u have equity in the car and it sounds like you do


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I need a used car loan - What int rate can i expect?

I know my scores stink & I know how to raise them. They were pretty decent a few years back, but a couple of hospital bills that went to collections plus a few late credit card payments & they went way down fast...

I just want to know what kind of int rate to expect on a used car loan? If they pull the Equifax score only I read somewhere I could get 10.5%?

SCORES
Equifax - 625
Experian- 573
TransUnion - 541


It will also depend on the car you are looking to purchase. It may be possible to get 10.5% if you are looking to buy a used 2007 or 2006 model. The older the car, the higher the rate. For instance, if you buy a 2000 vehicle with perfect credit, the best you will get would be 9.9% and they won't go longer than 48 months.

If you look for a Manufacturer Certified Pre-Owned vehicle, you can probably get the lowest rate available for you, however it would have to be a late model vehicle that is still under the factory warranty. Lenders have different formulas for figuring interest rates, so make sure you don't fill out any credit applications until you find the car you want to buy. If too many people pull your credit, all the activity can reduce your chances of getting approved. Good luck and I hope this helps. You can email me through Yahoo if you have questions.

What is the max the state of Washington can charge on a used car loan percentage rate?



A lender may use whichever rate is higher - 12% or 4% above the Federal Reserve rate on 26-week treasury bills.

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