Is a 48 or 60-month loan ok or should I go with a 36-month loan? I am looking over my car loan options. While I did qualify for a good interest rate, the payments at 36 and 48-months still seem a bit high.
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
“If you can afford it, go with 36-months. If not you could go with a longer loan, but know that you will likely pay more for the car than what it is worth.
If you do go with a 48 or 60-month loan, you should pay extra whenever you can. This will help you pay off the loan early which will save you money in the long run.
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