Seattle Metropolitan Credit Union offers fantastic rates on auto loans. Qualified members can get a rate as low as 3.00%* for a loan up to 72 months on a new or used car. It’s a great deal for anyone who has the credit to take advantage of it, but what if you don’t have great… (keep reading)
Unlike buying a TV or a new couch, buying a new car represents a significant investment. Other than purchasing a home, a new car is one of the biggest purchases the average person makes in his or her lifetime. Many dealerships bank on the fact that you as the consumer have no idea what you’re… (keep reading)
Many auto manufacturers have had a tough time weathering the economic storm of the past couple of years. We are starting to see things turn around which is translating into an upward trend in auto prices and rates, but there are still manufacturers offering 0% financing to entice buyers to visit their dealerships. Zero-percent financing… (keep reading)
Graduation season is here and so are the never-ending pleas from teens to have their own car. Summer is a great time to be young and mobile, but how do you decide whether your teen is ready? Here are a few things to consider before making a decision. What kind of driver will your teen… (keep reading)
Almost everyone has experienced the stress that unplanned car repairs can cause. Auto repairs are expensive, wreak havoc on your time and budget and leave you feeling anxious and confused. While it may never be possible to prevent repairs from being necessary, you can make the repair process less frustrating and much less expensive by… (keep reading)
Buying a car is a big decision. The last thing you need to worry about is the process of securing an auto loan. For most people taking time off work just to come to a loan appointment isn’t an option and finding time on your lunch break can be next to impossible. Wouldn’t it be… (keep reading)
You don’t have to have perfect credit to lower your auto loan payment at SMCU. In fact, SMCU has helped hundreds of people lower their auto loan rate by much more than they thought possible. What are you waiting for?