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2. Why not consider using a co-signer. By using a co-signer who has a better credit score than you they are able to help you get a much lower rate on your used auto loan. Many lenders today will base their credit decisions on your co-signers credit score even though you are actually paying the loan. This is not only a great way of getting a lower used auto loan rate but it also helps to re-establish your credit history. 3. Go to your local bank, financial organization, lending company or credit union. Many of these are now vying for peoples business especially in such a competitive field as loans. So by taking time and visiting various banks, institutions and organizations you may find that they will start competing and offering a much better used auto loan rate than their competitor. However, before you make any final decisions with regard to which loan you are going to take out it is vital that you carry out as much research before hand. It is important that you care all of the used auto loan rates that you can prior to making that final decision. By doing this you will be able get a used car auto loan rate that is both affordable and that the terms and conditions are attractive to you as well.
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