Choosing an auto loan is not just about getting the lowest interest rate, you also have to decide how long you want the loan to go. If you are buying a used or new car, think about how long you might drive the car, or how long until you would want to buy another car. Also, the longer you extend the loan, you can usually lower your monthly car payments, but you will pay a lot more interest because of the longer term. To get the lowest auto loan rates, a car buyer would secure a shorter term loan (12-36 months).
If you have ever been in a car dealership talking to a salesperson, eventually they are going to ask you what your credit looks like. This is very important for the salesperson because not only do they want to sell you a car, they need to be able to know you can get a car loan to pay for it. If you have good credit, they can get you a low car loan interest rate and approve you for the loan, but if your credit is not so good, it may be more difficult for them to make the save.
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