What determines my auto loan interest rate?

Interest rates are set according to the current condition of your credit. Banks use a credit rating score to determine APR to be set for your auto loan. The credit rating score is normally referred to as FICO or Beacon score. Prime borrowing is usually a score above “630”, and interest rates for a prime customer are generally 9.99% and lower. A score between “300 and 629″ is considered “special finance” or “subprime”. Subprime lending rates will usually fall between 10% and 29.5% depending on your score and present personal circumstances such as owning a home and time at current position. For your exact interest rate, let’s get you in touch with one of our special finance representative today.