Shopping for a new car can be a lot of fun, but it can also be a big headache if you’re not careful to negotiate both a great sales price and great terms for your financing options. While most people … Continue Reading

You may think that bad credit history or a poor credit score would prevent you from qualifying from a car loan. Even if your credit score is 500 or lower, you still have multiple financing and loan options if you’re … Continue Reading

The San Francisco Fire Credit Union is currently offering an auto loan rate of 2.24 percent, which is at least a half point to a full point lower than most banks (http://www.sffirecu.org/loans/vehicles/auto). The rate is eligible for purchases up to … Continue Reading

On the week of deals, Stanford Federal Credit Union knocks the ball out of the park on competitive auto loan borrowing. The Credit Union is currently offering a deep, discounted rate of 1.49 percent on all new and used vehicle … Continue Reading

Unless you’re one of the rare birds who has the discipline to save up the funds to purchase your new car outright, taking on a car loan is something we all have to confront several times throughout our lives. As … Continue Reading

When a car loan offer goes below 2 percent, anyone listening should be paying attention, especially when it comes from a reputable institution like USAA. The well-known insurance company operates a diversified financial platform, including loans for cars. USAA is … Continue Reading

With the average car loan rate currently fluttering between 4.11 and 4.14 percent for June 2013, finding a car loan interest charge significantly lower than that range represents a good opportunity to go after by borrowers. However, while the first … Continue Reading