Porsche finance & lease rates 2023
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Ohio Educational Credit Union is 4.74% (4.96%APR) for up to 72 months
https://www.ohecu.com/loan-rates
https://www.ohecu.com/loan-rates
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Yesterday, I was talking with a friend who's currently shopping. With excellent credit, 5s are still out there, but if you're outside of the excellent credit zone, 7s and even 8s are the current state of things. Given the increasing number of defaults on car loans, banks are getting more stringent.
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Exactly a year ago I locked in a low 2% loan.
I wonder if the sand thought applies to homeowners that got a 3% loan; they’re not moving, thus causing low inventory.
I wonder if the sand thought applies to homeowners that got a 3% loan; they’re not moving, thus causing low inventory.
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Ask whether your lender refis car loans they originate - because on a 60 month term, rates are definetly going to be lower down the road. But some lenders will not refi a loan they originate (I know it sounds strange, but its true) - you can always refi with another lender later in the term, its a bit of a hassle to swap the satisfactions and liens on the titles.
Last edited by nyca; 05-14-2023 at 03:45 PM.