With all of the talk about the debt ceiling and the credit worthiness of the United States, you may think that getting a loan is a bit difficult right now. As one politician said: ?If Americans aren?t scared of something, no one would ever get elected.? So, here are a few auto finance offers from around the internet.
Commonwealth One FCU is offering a package they like to call Sunsational Auto Loans through Sept 30, 2011. The program includes rates as low as 2.99% for loans as long as 72 months. The loans are available on vehicles from 2006 and later. A few bonus perks include 90 day payment deferral, a $500 prize drawing, and $50 for referring other loan recipients.
Cottonwood Community FCU is offering rates as low as 3.99% on 84 month car loans for new cars and 72 months for used car loans. The company is offering 100% financing on some cars.
While it is not technically a financing deal, you should be aware that GM is rolling out a test program offering free insurance from MetLife for one year. You need to buy or lease a 2010 or newer Chevrolet, Buick, GMC, or Cadillac by Sept. 6? in order to qualify.
The news may all be doom and gloom from D.C, but you can still find good auto financing deals if you do some research around the horn.
Source: http://www.keystoneautoloans.com/1683/best-auto-finance-deals-2011/
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