auto loan rates

November 14, 2010

What is the Average Car Loan Rate of Interest For People With Bad Credit?

Jason Lanier asked:




Many people that are looking to buy a car and have bad credit, really don’t know what to expect in regards to the interest rate that they will be asked to pay (or TOLD to pay by some dealers). Average car loan rates for people with good credit can be anywhere from 4% to 7% depending on the market and the source that you use for financing.

When you have bad credit, average car loan rates can vary dramatically. This is where finding a good source for your auto financing is crucial.

For example, if you use a car lot that has in house financing, you can expect to pay upwards of 20% interest and up to 28%, depending on your state of residence. Average interest rates charged by these establishments used to be unregulated and eventually state laws had to come in to keep things from getting out of hand.

In all truthfulness, there is no such thing as an average rate for a car loan when it comes to people that have bad credit. There are too many variables and too many stipulations and conditions that determine the rate. Getting the lowest rate for a car loan when you have a low credit score is determined more by the lending source that you select, over all other factors.

You can expect to pay a higher rate than someone that has excellent credit… that is to be expected. You should not however, accept any offer at a rate of over 12% unless you have thoroughly researched and explored other possibilities first. There’s nothing worse than having bad credit and having high payments… that makes getting ahead and improving your credit that much more difficult.

To obtain the lowest car loan rate on a car when you have bad credit, you should look into using reputable, legitimate sources for online car loans. Lending services vary one from another. Some are reputable and some are not. Be sure of what you’re doing before you jump in and sign a contract.

Rick

June 4, 2010

best auto loans financing?

luvys20 asked:


im looking to buy a car soon and i was just wondering what banks offer the best interest rates for an auto loan?? plzz. help. thanks :)
i also have a credit score of 690-700 im not sure but its around there.

Laurie

September 27, 2009

car loan advice?

Curious asked:


it’s my understanding that auto loans are simple interest, yes? what happens when you want to refinance a high-rate loan? I know you get a pay-off amount that becomes the principal for the new loan. Does this mean you’re only paid interest for the time you made the payments? The pay-off balance doesn’t include the interest for life of the old loan? Sorry to be so wordy, but I’ve only bought two cars in my life — one new and one used and never refinanced.
thanks to all. I’m not looking to buy a car myself but am trying to figure out how to help a lame-brained relative with a really super-crummy deal she just made because I wouldn’t co-sign to bring the interest rate down. she’ll apparently be paying $700/mo for 84 months for a VW Jetta. they clearly saw a live one coming when she walked thru the door. (pmnts would have been over $400 on my good credit, which is still way too much, but apparently young people don’t need advice, just co-signers)

Bessie

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