Dec 14 2009

What is the standard interest rate for a car loan?

I am just curious as to what most banks do when charging interest on a car loan.

Is it prime plus 2%? Is it prime plus 3%? I understand that it would depend on if you’re looking for a fixed or variable interest rate, but I’m just curious as to the percentage for either.
The length of term I am looking at is about 5 years (60 months) and my credit is pretty good. I should have also mentioned I’m Canadian so prime right now is 2.5%.

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  1. Christopher T said:

    They are almost always fixed rate loans so although they might use prime as a reference, the rate won’t be variable. Typical car loans right now are about 6.9% for new cars and 8-9% for used.

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    December 14th, 2009 at 2:56 am

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