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Municipal Credit Union of New York, New York, is offering auto loans for new vehicle purchases, used vehicle purchases and refinancing an existing auto loan.  The credit union is also offering up to 125 percent financing. The financing is only available for vehicles purchased from a car dealer -they will not finance a private sale transaction.

New Auto Loan Rates

  • Model Year 2010-2009 up to 60 Months 3.99% APR
  • Model Year 2010-2009 up to 66 Months 4.29% APR
  • Model Year 2010-2009 up to 72 Months 4.49% APR

Used Auto Loan Rates

  • Model Year 2008 up to 60 Months 4.09% APR
  • Model Year 2008 up to 66 Months 4.39% APR
  • Model Year 2008 up to 72 Months 4.69% APR
  • Model Year 2007-2006 up to 60 Months 4.29% APR
  • Model Year 2007-2006 up to 66 Months 4.59% APR
  • Model Year 2007-2006 up to 72 Months 4.89% APR
  • Model Year 2005 up to 48 Months 4.69% APR
  • Model Year 2005 up to 60 Months 4.69% APR
  • Model Year 2004 up to 48 Months 5.49% APR
  • Model Year 2004 up to 60 Months 5.79% APR

Auto refinance loans are being offered for model years 2006-2010 for up to 72 months. Auto refinance loan rates can range from 3.99 percent to 12.49 percent depending on your credit qualifications and loan term.

The auto loan interest rates advertised are for “Auto-Pay APR”. For more information on auto loan rates and joining MCU go to: Auto-Pay APR Rates.

 
Author: Robert Till
April 1st, 2010
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Alabama Central Credit Union is advertising new auto loans with loan terms of 36 months, 49 months, 60 months and 72 months.  The credit union is also advertising used auto loans with terms of 48 months and 60 months for model years between 2005 and 2008. Loans for 2004 and older model years are only being offered with a 48 month term.

As with any credit union, you will have to join Alabama Central Credit Union to open an account or take out a loan. For more information on joining ACCU visit: Credit Union Membership.

Current New Auto Loan Rates: 2009-2010 Model Year

  • 36 month loan – 4.25% APR
  • 48 month loan – 4.50% APR
  • 60 month loan – 4.75% APR
  • 72 month loan – 5.25% APR

Current Used Auto Loan Rates: 2005 to 2008 Model Year

  • 48 month loan – 5.25% APR
  • 60 month loan – 5.50% APR

Current Used Auto Loan Rates: 2004 and Older Model Year

  • 40 month loan 6.00% APR

The credit union is also offering new and used motorcycle loans, RV and trailer loans. For more information and current loan rates visit: https://www.alabamacentral.org

 
Author: Jason P. Jones
March 15th, 2010
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Navy Federal Credit Union is advertising auto loan rates as low as 3.99% APR for both new car loans and used car loans up to 60 months. If you’re active duty or retired military or a 25-year member you can save with an additional 1/4% APR discount.

The 1/4% APR discount is only on certain loans when you apply at a credit union branch or by calling 1-888-842-6328 . The discount offer isn’t available if you apply online.

The credit union is also offering a better rate on 3 year new car loans. The current advertised APR is 2.99% for a 36 month auto loan for new vehicle.

Navy Federal is also offering manufacturer discounts through http://www.lovemycreditunion.org.

For information on Navy Federal auto loans visit: Navy Federal.

 
Author: Jason P. Jones
March 8th, 2010
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auto-loan-current-auto-loan-ratesAuto Loan: Current auto loan rates have come down since the financial crisis that started in 2007. Getting an auto loan is also a lost easier than it was during the financial crisis when no one could get a loan for any reason let alone to buy a car.

Looking for an auto loan? Search our rate tables for the best auto loans. Auto Loan Rates

Right now, Pentagon Federal Credit Union is still offering the best auto loan rates. We did a search for auto loan rates in Texas and their current auto loan rate is 3.99 percent. That is the best rate in the state of Texas. PenFed’s auto loan rates are also 3.99 perent in all other states.

Next on the list of auto loan rates for a 60 month new auto loan is Bank of America, their listed rate is 4.10 percent, not a bad rate for a large bank. Third on the auto loan list is USAA FSB, the current rate for their auto loan is 4.39 percent.

Here is the list of the auto loan rates in the state of Texas using the auto loan rate tables on MonitorBankRates.com. This list of auto rates was based on a 5-year new auto loan in the amount of $30,000.

  1. PenFed 3.990%
  2. Bank of America 4.100%
  3. USAA FSB 4.390%
  4. Frost Bank 5.990% 
  5. Comerica Bank 6.990%
  6. Guaranty Bank 6.990% 
  7. Legacy Bank 7.000%  
  8. Whitney National Bank 7.000%
  9. Wachovia 8.740%

You can find the best auto loan rates by using searching on MonitorBankRates.com here: Auto Loans

 
Author: Jason P. Jones
February 10th, 2010
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current-auto-loan-ratesCurrent auto loan rates can vary greately between different banks and credit unions. Pentagon Federal Credit Union tops our list of the best auto loan rates. PenFed’s current auto loan rate is only 3.99 percent.

Here is a list of the auto loan rates in the state of California using the auto loan rate tables on MonitorBankRates.com. This list of rates was based on a 4-year new auto loan in the amount of $30,000.

PenFed 3.990% 
LA FCU 3.875%
Bank of America 4.200%
LA Firemen’s CU 4.490%  
ChevronTexaco FCU 4.590%   
Contra Costa FCU 4.750%
Patelco CU 4.750%  
Golden 1 CU 4.990%

South Western FCU 5.000%
Safe CU 5.000%  
First Bank 5.750%  
California Credit Union 5.990%  
nuVision Financial CU 6.000%  
Bank of the West 6.240%  
Westamerica Bank 6.540%  
California Bank & Trust 6.900%  
Guaranty Bank 6.990%  
Pacific Service CU 7.790%  
HSBC 8.990%

You can use our auto loan rate tables to search for the best auto loan rates in your state. In addtion to 4-year new auto loans we have rate tables for 3-year new auto loans and 5-year new auto loans. We also have an auto loan rates for 4-year used auto loans.

 
Author: Robert Till
January 2nd, 2010
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chase-bank-auto-loan-ratesChase Bank is advertising some of the best auto loan rates available today for new car purchases and used car purchases directly from dealers. Chase Bank also offers auto refinance loans.

If you’re a current Chase checking account holder or savings account holder, you can get .50 percent of the current advertised auto loan rate. There is a loan origination fee of $75.

We did a search for auto loans in St. Paul, Minnesota on Chase Bank’s website and were quoted car loan rates for 48 months, 60 months and 72 months. Naturally, the used car loan rates were higher than the new car loan rates but not substantially higher.

New Auto Loan Rates

  • 48 months new auto loan APR – 4.86%
  • 60 months new auto loan APR – 4.97%
  • 72 months new auto loan APR – 5.90%

Used Auto Loan Rates

  • 48 months used auto loan APR – 4.91%
  • 60 months used auto loan APR – 5.02%
  • 72 months used auto loan APR – 6.00%

Refinance Auto Loan

  • 48 months refinance APR – 4.86%
  • 60 months refinance APR – 4.97%
  • 72 months refinance APR – 5.90%

You can earn the .25% discount off the rate when you select an automatic payment from a Chase checking or savings account. This discount will apply as long as you have enough funds in your account. If a payment isn’t made because of insufficient funds, the .25 discount will no longer apply.

Another discount of .25% is offered to all Chase Premier Checking or Chase Premier Platinum Checking account holders.

Chase Bank also offers an auto loan calculator and other various tools to help you figure out the monthly loan payments and find out which loan best suits you.

Chase Bank Auto Loan Rates

 
Author: Robert Till
December 7th, 2009
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auto-loan-rates-declineAuto loan rates have been on a decline since the beginning of the year, unlike late in 2008 when the credit crisis was in full swing and the average auto loan rate was increasing.

Commercial banks’ 48 month new auto loans were averaging 7.06 percent in the fourth quarter of 2008, up from the third quarter loan rate of 6.92 percent.

Auto finance companies’ new auto loans averaged 7.09 percent in the fourth quarter of 2008, up considerably from the third quarter 2008 average of 4.87 percent.

The third quarter of 2009 saw auto bank rates decline to 6.61 percent for auto loans issued by commercial banks,  the third straight quarter of declines. New car loans issued by auto finance companies declined even more, the average car loan rate was 3.66 percent in the third quarter of 2009.

What is surprising about the Federal Reserve’s Consumer Credit Report on auto loans is the average loan-to-value ratio has remained high during the entire recession.

The average LTV ratio in the third quarter of 2009 was 90 percent, up from the third quarter of 2008 when the average LTV was 89 percent. The average amount financed has also increased from $26,643 in the third quarter of 2008 to $27,884 in the third quarter of 2009.

 
Author: Brian McKay
November 11th, 2009
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capital-one-bank-auto-loan-ratesCapital One Bank, the banking arm of the credit card company Capital One, is offering some very competitive auto loan rates.

The bank is advertising auto loan rates of 3.95% APR for a 36 month auto loan for a new auto purchase, which is one of the lowest auto loan rates advertised these days.

48 month auto loans and 60 month auto loan rates are higher, the current advertised APR is 4.25% for both loans. The actual interest rate you receive can be higher than their advertised rate and depends on your credit score.

Capital One Bank is also advertising used auto loan rates as low as 4.45% APR for a 36 month used auto loan. Interest rates for 48 month car loans and 60 month car loans are 4.90 percent.

If you already have an auto loan, you might be able to get a better rate by refinancing your loan with Capital One – they are currently advertising a refinance auto loan rate of 4.75% for 36 month loans. The bank claims you can save on average $1084 over the life of a loan. The also say they have a simple and no hassle auto refinance process.

Capital One Auto Loan Rates

 
Author: Robert Till
November 2nd, 2009
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car-loan-rate-tablesMonitorBankRates.com has just released new car loan rate tables that you can use to find the best car loan rates available.

The rate tables include new car loan rates and used car loan rates. Auto loan rate tables include 36 months car loan rates, 60 month, and 48 month car loan rates as well 48 months used car loan rates.

The auto loan rates include rates from both banks and credit unions. On a new $40,000 car, a 60 month car loan in the state of California, we were given rates from about twenty banks and credit unions. The best rate was 3.99 percent from Pentagon Federal Credit Union (PenFed).

The rate tables also include loan points and how much the monthly payment would be on the loan amount entered. Give the auto loan rate tables a try to find the best rates in your state.

Car Loan Rate Tables

 
Author: Robert Till
October 10th, 2009
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getting-the-best-auto-insurance-ratesGetting the best car insurance rates these days has become a lot easier thanks to sites that give consumers the ability to compare car insurance rates from several companies quickly.

Car insurance is a must to protect yourself and others from costs incurred by injury or property damage if you’re involved in an accident. You must have car insurance to register your vehicle. 

Looking for Car Insurance? MonitorBankRates.com has a car insurance search engine you can use to find insurance companies providing in car insurance in your zip code. Find Car Insurance Companies Here

The biggest question when shopping for  car insurance is how much coverage do I need? The minimum amount of car insurance you can carry is usually set by the state you live in, so you can use the minimum coverage as a starting point. In addition, you will have to determine the minimum amounts you want for each type of insurance coverage.

Types of car insurance coverage include collision insurance, which pays for damage to your vechicle if you collide with another vehicle or object.  If your car is financed, the lien holder will require you to maintain a certain level of coverage just in case of loss or damage.

Comprehensive insurance coverage pays for damage or loss to your auto from other sources other than collision, like fire, theft, etc. Banks will require you to have comprehensive coverage if your auto is financed.

Medical coverage pays for a limited medical expenses for you or a passenger is injured in an accident.

Other types of coverage include towing expenses and rental car expenses during the time your car is being repaired. Car insurance policies will pay a certain daily dollar amount for a rental car for a certain amount of time, usually for a month.  

Now that you have determined what types of coverage you need and want start your search for the best car insurance rates. When you’re comparing rates be sure to compare apples to apples, the amount of liability coverage is usually quoted as 25/50/25, which means up to $25,000 in bodily injury coverage person/ up to $50,000 if two or more persons are hurt/ up to $25,000 in property damage. 

Tip: A good place to start is with an insurance company you already have a relationship with. Some insurnace companies will give you a discount on auto insurance rates if you already have home owners insurance or other types of insurance with them.

MonitorBankRates.com has a comparison tool you can use to start your search for the best auto insurance rates from insurance companies in your zip code.

 
Author: Lisa Graham
September 15th, 2009
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