Hello, and welcome to the forum.
Auto loan rates and amounts are dependent on many, many factors.
Fico score is only one, and often not the most important.
(Make/model of vehicle, new/used, mileage, down payment, income, other monthly expenses, history, etc.)
It is best to check a few places that will use a soft pull of your credit, answer what other info they need and give you the numbers.
Capital One Auto Navigator is an on line lender that does this , along with many CU's.
All the CU's that I belong too will SP my credit and tell me the numbers before shopping for a car.
* Note most lenders have different rates for new vs used vehicles and penalty interest for longer loans. *
Knowing what vehicle, and your preferred term = more accurate rate numbers.
A 3 year loan with 20% down will yield different rates than a 72 month with 110%.
A loan officer with a good CU can help you sort out the limits for you income, credit profile and give you accurate meaningful data to make decisions with.
Good luck car shopping.
