Buying a Used Car with Help from Your Credit Union

Most of us realize that used cars are usually lessinterest rates charged for older models. Why? The
expensive than new cars. But we often still shylender assumes more risk with an older vehicle, and
away from that kind of bargain because we may bethey pass some of that risk on to you in the form
intimidated by just what we may be buying. Could itof a slightly higher rate. Does that mean you should
be a great deal, or a lemon? And how do you know?only buy newer models? Not necessarily. That newer
Well, there actually is a way to work through thecar will probably cost more, so even at a lower
process of buying a great used car if you follow ainterest rate your payments could be higher than the
few simple steps and stick to your guns. Would itpayments on a less expensive older model at a
surprise you that your first stop should be yourslightly higher interest rate. Of course, your individual
credit union? Well, it should be.You need to knowcredit-worthiness will impact the loan rate you are
how much car you can afford, and what the termsquoted, as with any other financial product. Be sure
will be before you go car shopping. When you talk toyou ask, too, if the credit union is sponsoring a used
your credit union, make sure you understand thecar sale any time soon. These events can give you a
difference in rates, if any, between various car modelgreat place to comparison shop for dozens and
years. Newer car loans are generally lower than thedozens of vehicles.