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I had financed though Navy Federal but due to delays, I actually made two payments before I received my car. But, I was able to get in at 2.9% I had missed the 2.49% as I took too long to pull the trigger. I did refinance my mortgage at 1.9% before everything went crazy so I'm happy with that.
Navy Federal give you 90 days to make the purchase, because they want the title details within that timeframe. If you don’t, they can default you to a higher rate. I was very worried about this, so I called them and explained the delays with the car coming from Europe. They were very understanding and told me not to worry until I get the third mail notice, at which point I should call them again and it shouldn’t be an issue. I did receive my second notice a few weeks ago, which stated that I have another 60 days from the notice date (Essentially November 8). Given that I got my loan in July, you can see that the 90 days isn’t actually accurate (it’s a lot more). I completed all the paperwork on my car last week, so everything should be in good order before I even get the third notice, which I assume would give me even more time.
YMMV, and other institutions work differently I’m sure, but if you can, be proactive and apply sooner rather than later.
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I just refinanced with a local credit union at 2.49% for 60 months. They could have done 2.19%, but that would have required jumping through some hoops (opening a credit card, setting up a direct deposit etc) and would have been a 36 month term.
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BetoAmez (10-22-2022)
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what credit union? Lowest i've found is 3.99% for 60 months,
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BetoAmez (10-22-2022)
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Their new car rates are higher than refinance rates. I just checked and closed with Wellby here in Houston
https://www.mccu.com/access/consumer-loan-rates
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Their new car rates are higher than refinance rates. I just checked and closed with Wellby here in Houston
https://www.mccu.com/access/consumer-loan-rates
https://www.mccu.com/access/consumer-loan-rates
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I had financed though Navy Federal but due to delays, I actually made two payments before I received my car. But, I was able to get in at 2.9% I had missed the 2.49% as I took too long to pull the trigger. I did refinance my mortgage at 1.9% before everything went crazy so I'm happy with that.
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I just applied for 3.8% for 72 mos at Affinity, for what its worth. Doesn't seem much better than that quickly available.
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So i've seen some people say that sometimes the dealership will throw in some benefit if you finance with Porsche Financing. Whats the reason behind this? Do dealerships make money if Porsche does the financing? I'm curious what the incentive is for Dealerships to get someone to finance with PFS.
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So i've seen some people say that sometimes the dealership will throw in some benefit if you finance with Porsche Financing. Whats the reason behind this? Do dealerships make money if Porsche does the financing? I'm curious what the incentive is for Dealerships to get someone to finance with PFS.
If dealer will match Affinity for me at pickup, I'll likely take their loan simply for relationship purposes.
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Ah that makes sense. I was going to see if my dealership would be willing to reduce the ADM if i both go with PFS as well as buy their extended warranty package. And then the plan is to re-finance within 6 months to get a lower rate elsewhere. If they reduce my ADM by 10k it would be totally worth it for me.
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Ah that makes sense. I was going to see if my dealership would be willing to reduce the ADM if i both go with PFS as well as buy their extended warranty package. And then the plan is to re-finance within 6 months to get a lower rate elsewhere. If they reduce my ADM by 10k it would be totally worth it for me.
I'm normally in line with you on the 'take the dealer rate for a short term, whether for ADM or relationship preservation reasons, then re-fi through my preferred institution in a few months' plan. But right now I'm a bit cold-feet on that. Just think what your rate to refinance an auto loan would have looked like 6 months ago when compared to today. If you take the dealers financing, there's a chance that rates just keep climbing and climbing and in 6 months you're not able to beat it on a re-fi note. Just food for thought, and everyones case and appetite will be different for the gamesmanship that needs to be played. Find the terms that work best for you and be happy if they're workable. Good luck!