Every loan you can get for 90 months, including ranges like 79–90 months.
Lowest match
4.99%
Lenders tracked
231
Credit unions and banks
Credit unions average 7.34%.How these averages work: We took each lender’s lowest rate and averaged them: 15 credit unions, 0 banks. We show a bank average once at least 5 banks are listed here.
Top 4 of 18 rates
0 rates from 0 lenders · Refi · 90m · Sorted by lowest APR
Lenders often give one rate for a range of terms. “37–60 months” means the rate covers any term in that range, and “Up to 48 months” covers terms up to 48. “Term not listed” means the lender didn’t tie the rate to a term.
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Credit union membership: Most credit unions require membership to borrow. Eligibility is often based on where you live, work, or worship, family ties, or joining a partner organization, and some let anyone join for a small donation. Check each lender’s site for membership requirements, rates, and terms before applying.
Every rate comes from the lender’s own website and is the lowest APR it advertises, so yours depends on your credit, vehicle, and term. Sponsored spots are labeled and never change the order.
Every rate comes from the lender’s own website, and we show the date we last checked it.
Rates labeled “As low as” represent the lender’s minimum advertised rate. They are not guaranteed offers of credit. Final APRs, loan terms, and approval depend on individual factors including credit score, vehicle age, loan amount, and underwriting approval.
If a lender publishes a term range (e.g., “37–60 months” or “up to 65 months”), we show that exact range rather than rounding it to a single 60-month figure. Payment figures are always labeled as estimates. When a lender doesn’t name a term, we say “Term not listed.”
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Most credit unions require membership to borrow. Eligibility is often based on where you live, work, or worship, family ties, or joining a partner organization, and some let anyone join for a small donation. Check each lender’s site for membership requirements, rates, and terms before applying. Rates limited to a specific group, such as military families or employees, carry a tag naming who is eligible and are kept out of the “Lowest for everyone” figure.
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