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So what is your credit score. If you have good credit then you have a great deal more options and a lower apr (%). If you have below average credit then there are options but it comes at a price....higher pricer over the course of the loan And you may have a higher insurance bill if your credit is bad as well
are you looking for a new or used car? Are u going to a dealer or to a private party? Do u work? Does your job have a Credit Union? If so, that usually is the lowest cost overall to get a loan for you
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