New and Used Auto Rates Lowered
We’ve lowered our auto loan rates, again. If you are in the market for a new of used car, check with SIU Credit Union to get pre-approved for the best interest rate. We also may be able to refinance your vehicle loan from another financial institution and reduce your monthly payment. You can apply online at https://www.siucu.us/directwebprod/.
| APR** |
| L17 | New Auto (2010-2009) | 24 Months |
3.00% |
| Never Titled | 36 Months | 3.25% | |
| 48 Months | 3.25% | ||
| 60 Months | 3.75% | ||
| >$15,000 | 72 Months | 4.25% | |
| L16 | Used Auto (2008-2005) | 24 Months | 3.00% |
| Previously Titled | 36 Months | 3.25% |
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| 48 Months | 3.25% |
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| 60 Months | 3.75% |
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| >$15,000 | 72 Months | 4.25% |
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| L16 | Used Auto (2004-2002) | 24 Months | 3.00% |
| Titled | 36 Months | 3.50% | |
| 48 Months | 3.75% | ||
| 60 Months | 4.00% |
A great auto rate and a dozen roses too
We’ve lowered our auto loan rates again. We’re calling it our Sweetheart of a Deal auto loan promotion and this promotion is sweet. Low interest rates, 90 days until your first payment and a free dozen roses to the person of your choice. Visit any branch location to apply for your new, used or refinance loan. Once the deal is complete, we’ll send your sweetie a dozen roses from you.
Reduce Your Monthly Auto Loan Payment
These days, any extra money can come in handy. If you’re trying to cut costs wherever possible, refinancing your car loan can free up some cash. For a limited time, you can refinance your car from another financial institution and save hunders or even thousands of dollars over the life of the car loan. With rates as low as 3.99% APR, you can quickly put extra cash in your pocket with lower monthly payments. To see how much you can save, visit one of our member service represenatives. They can quickly tell you if it’s in your best interest to refinance your auto loan.
Having a Hard Time Making Your Car Payment?
Refinance your auto loan with us.
Did you finance a car in the past year or two?
Did you take advantage of a 0% financing offer but now can’t afford the hefty monthly payment?
Are you paying a high rate through another lender?
Do you want the convenience of having your auto loan at the credit union?
If you answered “yes” to any of these questions, we can help. Even by pushing the interest rate on your auto loan down a percentage point or two, the money you save really adds up.
Stop in or call today to find out how refinancing at the credit union can benefit you.
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