5.25%
No, it depends on your credit history/file and the lender....
To find more information on the lowest possible apr available when buying a car, the best place to look is on the internet at car websites like car and driver and motortrend.
Depends on your situation and the model car and dealer you are buying from. Most times you will end up between 4% and 7% for average APR's. Often a credit union can offer better APR's than a dealership you are purchasing a car from. Also, some dealerships offer special APR's (as low as 0%) and bad credit can cause upwards of 12-15% for a car.
buying a car is technically a good because you leave with it but it becomes a service when you have to pay the car insurance every month. hope this helps!
buying a car is technically a good because you leave with it but it becomes a service when you have to pay the car insurance every month. hope this helps!
It depends on what you are getting credit for. A home loan with an APR less than 5.5% is good. A credit card with an APR of 15% or less is good.
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Yes, it is a very good idea to use a car payment calculator before buying a car. It's the best way to find out what your price range will be for the new car.
It depends on which one you're buying!!!
buying a new car
There are many places where one can compare the APR on a car loan. Most loan companies have an area of their website that will allow you to compare the APR offered against other companies.
As in from the showroom? There are none. The depreciation is too great, you'd be better off buying a good second hand car.