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auto loan rates in the 1960's?
Mar 08, 2011 by sabre | Posted in Renting & Real Estate
I am trying to find out what auto loan rates where in the 1960's compare to today.
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| Mar 09, 2011
I don't know what the rates were but I promise the payment was a lot lower. A new Mustang in 1964 was about $2500.
Lisa L | Mar 08, 2011
What's a reasonable auto-loan interest rate from a credit union?
Mar 15, 2011 by Tsl19 | Posted in Credit
I've heard credit unions are the best places to go for an auto loan, for reasonable interest rates. What's the typical range of interest rates I should expect or look for from a credit union, say, for a $20,000 car loan? I have excellent credit (around
Depending on if its new or using and your debt to income percentage I would say 3% new and 7% used depending on miles as well
Joseph S | Mar 15, 2011
What kind of auto loan interest rate can I expect with a 749 credit score?
Mar 22, 2011 by Melissa | Posted in Credit
I also have an auto repo from 2 or so years ago that has been settled.
Can't find a way to respond to questions. Yes it's on my credit report, on all three bureaus.
With a 749, you could get 0% if you bought a new car.
MrsCunningham | Mar 22, 2011
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Auto Loan Rate Deal of the Day: Ventura County Credit Union at 3.49% APR
23.02.12
This auto loan rate is available to qualifying members of the institution. To become a member, borrowers must either live, work or attend school in Ventura or Santa Barbara County. Additionally, those employed within an eligible employee group are also welcome to join.
The 3.49% APR auto loan rate applies to auto loan terms up to 60 months for new and used vehicles. Auto loans older than one year and in good standing with the institution has the option to be included in the Skip-a-Pay program. Under this program, interest still accrues but members are able to extend the life of the loan.
Source: Go Banking Rates