Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Your score of 675 puts you in in the prime range of credit scores, which makes a 13% interest rate seem too high for you at first glance. However, this may be the best you can get if you have a limited credit history or are opting for a long-term loan.
rates for prime borrowers are 3.48% for a new car and 5.49% for a used car. While prime borrowers don’t qualify for the best rates out there, they can expect decent loan rates if they have steady income and a low debt-to-income ratio.
If you’re opting for a loan of 84 months or more, expect to pay a high interest rate. If you want to balance low monthly payments with a better interest rate, consider a 60-month or 72-month loan.
If you’re looking to free up some extra cash, consider that you can probably find a cheaper car insurance policy. Use
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