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Did you enter a VIN?
If not, try that.
Find a new $35k-$45k car, with a VIN and drop the price $5,000-$10,000.
That should get you an idea of the best rate.
Cap One gave me 2.49% for up to $40k for 72 months.
No hassels, no paystubs.
CR average under 700 at the time.
(I do spend a ton on Cap One cards though.)
YMMV - GL!
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You have to search for the vehicles and then they will show you what your interest would be for certain cars or ones that are priced too high will give you a message they won't finance it for the price.
The APR will be a range and that range will vary on the vechicle.
It is directly related to how good the deal is on the car and the age.
GL!
DON'T WORK FOR CREDIT CARDS ... MAKE CREDIT CARDS WORK FOR YOU!