auto loan

I guess to be more specific I would be looking at a loan for a used car that would likely be several years old (10+). I know some banks show rates only going back up to 10 years for used car and then I’m not sure if it’s case by case beyond that or if they just don’t do auto loans for that scenario.

Many of them don’t go over 10 years (age of car + length of loan) but I know they can go past it. The credit union I use (Western Division, Williamsville) let me go past that rule before and did not seem to make a big deal about it. I assume if your credit is good you probably won’t have a problem.

This article also points to Pen Fed, another great place.

Good info to know, I have researched penfed, just thought it might be easier to go through a local place so I’ll try some credit unions.

I’m pretty sure my credit union (financial trust) would give a loan for a vehicle over 10 years old.

SEFCU did this for me 2 or 3 years ago for a 2006 WRX. I believe as long as the value of the vehicle makes sense/the NADA is there for the vehicle, they will cut a check for that amount.