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Financing rates on a 2022?

jtsang25

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I was in a similar situation not too long ago, looking for financing rates on a car. I gotta say, 4% doesn't sound too bad, but with your stellar credit score and solid income, I think you can definitely aim for better rates. Credit unions can be a great option for lower interest rates, and since you've never worked with one before, it's worth giving it a shot!
4% was from over a year a go. Good luck getting that now.
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4% was from over a year a go. Good luck getting that now.
Oh my how much has changed….

This will be the last car we purchase for a while. Unless it’s all cash.

I also need help about this
If financing during times like these, shop your rate ahead of time, try and put a minimum of 20% down and keep the loan 3 years or under. Ideally your total payment doesn’t exceed 8% of your total income. So you don’t have so much of your money tied up in a liability instead of an asset.
 

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If financing during times like these, shop your rate ahead of time, try and put a minimum of 20% down and keep the loan 3 years or under. Ideally your total payment doesn’t exceed 8% of your total income. So you don’t have so much of your money tied up in a liability instead of an asset.
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