Frank Crummell: Best to shop around for a good used car and set your budget. As this will be a 3-4 year commitment to pay off the car. Credit unions give the best rates for a car loan or sometimes your bank has good offers. When buying a car for the dealership keep in mind they are out to make money and they do have possessing and dealer fees. No matter what they tell you or what the car fax says have the car looked over by a mechanic before you start signing anything. Again shop around some dealers won't give you the time of day so will all 10 other dealers might have the same Honda you are looking at....Show more
Hubert Jestes: talk with your bank or credit union first to see if you can get a loan
Zora Mazzie: Getting into a car loan (especially a new one) is a big responsability. We recommend you evaluate your finances before making such a big investment. Remember to add the additional costs that are associated with owning a vehicle such as gas, maintenanc! e, etc. The interest rate will depend on various factors such as length of the loan, down payment and credit history. We recommend going with someone that has experience buying a car. You can use this payment calculator as a guide. RaulKia Social Team...Show more
Lyman Gauld: You can safely Google "How to buy a car" or something to that effect and get all the help you need.
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