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Old 01-02-2006, 05:59 PM   #1
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Looks like the "good rate" out there from Capitol One or ELoan is about 5.75%.

What kind of rates are you guys getting quoted? My credit score is over 750, so usually I can get whatever good rates that are available. I'm usually "surprised" that the finance guy at the dealer can usually beat the rate by a half a point or so.
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Old 01-02-2006, 06:02 PM   #2
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If you or a family member has an association with the Navy, check out Navy Federal Credit Union....2.9% on car loans. It's an incredible rate. I'm waiting to find out if I'm enough of a contractor to join.
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Old 01-02-2006, 06:08 PM   #3
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5.24 back in october with an 'excellent' credit rating. i think rates are going back up... haven't really looked since the refi went through. see if you can't get a discount for automatic withdrawal from your account.
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4.575. Would have been a quarter percent lower back in September, and a quarter higher if we hadn't taken delivery today.
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Old 01-06-2006, 10:06 PM   #5
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Ended up with 4.99% from addison avenue FCU 60 months. I belive 36 month would be 4.49%, signed on 1/3.
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Old 01-06-2006, 11:10 PM   #6
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The credit unions would be slightly lower but there are requirements that need to be met to join them.

The cheapest online would be ELOAN and Capital One but only if you go through Sam's Club and Costco respectively. The ELOAN/Sam's club deal is slightly better than the CO/Costco deal.

Since I have a membership with Sam's I got the 5.35% for 60 months.

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I locked the rate at 5.2% from Costco- CapitalOne a month ago. When I bought the car on last Sunday, dealer (Stockton Toyota) didn't like the CapitalOne so he matched the rate with his bank.



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Right now, ELOAN/Sams is slightly lower than CapitalOne/Costco. Rates keep going up so lock in the rate now and you can use these checks 45 days later.

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Best so far is my credit union at 4.99% (if I do auto-payment). I have approval at that rate.

FWIW, most credit unions now allow anyone to join who lives in the area, so its worth a check with them prior to arriving at the dealership. The last two cars we bought, the finance manager was able to secure a loan at a quarter point lower.

In this round, we have gone from eLoan at 5.65%, to Capital One who first quoted 5.5%, then went down to 5.20%, and now my credit union (Telesis, at http://www.telesiscu.com) at 4.99%. I'll be pretty happy if I can get it a quarter point below that at the dealership!
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My credit union's 60-month new car rate is currently at 5.15%.
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