A credit score of 670 puts you in the prime range, meaning that you’ll get a decent car loan rate, but not the best rate possible. A yearly income of $200,000 looks good at first glance, but the lender will pay more attention to how your income relates to your expenses than your gross earnings.
Your debt-to-income ratio is calculated as the percentage of monthly debt (e.g., minimum payments on credit cards) divided by your monthly income. If the ratio is higher than 43%, you probably won’t get approved for the loan unless you make a sizeable down payment.