For a 2004 car, someone with good credit(not great)is 7.7% a good rate for a 48 month loan?

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$14000-$17000 car.

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The best way to fiance a car is through a credit union. Their rates are always alot cheaper then banks. Don't use the dealer to fiance your car. They will add on points to your rate. That is how they make their money. If you do go through the dealer, make sure you ask to see the original rate quoted before they add on their points. If they refuse to show you it, then don't buy the car. Trust me you will save alot of money by doing this. You can also tell them to reduce their points on the fiance rate. Again if they won't show you then leave. Be a detective when it comes to buying a car. Car dealerships are all scams and they will scam you if like them. Personally I would use the Internet to buy a car. You will get a better price then going with a dealership. Always know the true market value of the car or the bluebook price before going in to buy it. Remember knowledge is power. Good luck

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7.7 is really good! if you're going through a bank the going rate is now 9-10% on an auto loan. Unless your buying new and getting dealer financing, I'd take the 7.7
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