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You're currently at 6% APR on your auto loan? At a 637 keep it and count your blessings unless you happen to be a member of NFCU or similarly aggresive and liberal lending insitution. At a minimum your car is now 4 years old, and used car loan APR's are higher than new car ones, you can't compare the two unfortunately.
Since this sounds like a theoretical exercise and you don't actually need a new car, I absolutely wouldn't buy another... there certainly isn't a financial reason to do so, just keep making payments on your current loan for FICO goodness.
@Revelate wrote:You're currently at 6% APR on your auto loan? At a 637 keep it and count your blessings unless you happen to be a member of NFCU or similarly aggresive and liberal lending insitution. At a minimum your car is now 4 years old, and used car loan APR's are higher than new car ones, you can't compare the two unfortunately.
Since this sounds like a theoretical exercise and you don't actually need a new car, I absolutely wouldn't buy another... there certainly isn't a financial reason to do so, just keep making payments on your current loan for FICO goodness.
+1, that's a tremendous rate for your lower score. I wouldn't touch it. You most likely will not do any better... likely much worse.