peoplefirst.com can give you 3.99 for 60 months

 

quote from my dealer


Subaru rates for all scoobies.


my credit = 1st Tier. = 4.9 APR for up to 66 month. max to 120% of the new cars's MSRP + Tax License.

btw, i have no income

roflmao..

i am surpised how good my credit is..

no income.. yup.. broke too

 

wrong

12-36 mos APR*
as low as
37-60 mos APR*
as low as
61-72 mos APR*
as low as

_ Dealer Purchase: New
_3.89_% _
_4.29_% _
_4.89_% _


looks like 4.29 is the lowest and I would bet pretty high score to get that. I would check with a local credit union for your best rate.

 

http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show...e&pagenumber=1


Some good info here as well.

 

Im getting my loan through my credit union: Patelco. The site is patelco.org. This will be my third car though them. The nice thing for this particular time through is they will finance for 84 months and it will help keep my STi payment in the lower 400's. then I can always pay extra when possible.

If anyone wants to go for this call Lynette Pimentel at 1-847-236-0527 and plese tell her Shawn Makinson sent you. The interest rate is a little higher on such a long loan..6.9 i think it...but for the lower payment I will just have to live with it.

The other nice feature with the credit union is you set up automatic payment from an account. Have your work direct deposit the correct amount and never think about your car payment again!

 

I know this is a car forum and not a financial one, but think really long and hard before taking a 7 year loan out on a car. I don't know how old you are, but have you ever had a car for 7 years before? Many people dig holes for themselves by taking out the longest term possible loan. I understand it will lower the payment, but 7 years is a LONG time...

 

so LOW!!!


BTW, any 2003 Subaru is 0.0 for 5 years (no STi in 2003 though)..

 

So why do you post this in an STI forum.

 

My IR will be 2.9% (Navy Federal Credit Union) over X years.

suck it!

 

SUCK IT??? Isnt that what most Navy men do on a regular basis? LOL...J/K

 

4.24% for 66 months.