Rate Index · February 2020

Auto loan rates in February 2020.

Average advertised APRs across the U.S. lenders we track. Advertised rates assume top-tier credit - treat them as each lender's floor. Methodology.

New car
3.95%
-0.15 pts vs January 2020
Lowest: 2.49% (PenFed Credit Union)
Used car
4.22%
-0.19 pts vs January 2020
Lowest: 2.99% (PenFed Credit Union)
Refinance
4.05%
-0.20 pts vs January 2020
Lowest: 3.49% (Truist)
Lease buyout
5.03%
-0.04 pts vs January 2020
Lowest: 3.69% (Bank of America)

New car - by lender

LenderAvg advertised APR (February 2020)Lowest seen
Bank of America 2.94% 2.69%
PenFed Credit Union 3.49% 2.49%
U.S. Bank 3.59% 3.59%
Truist 4.61% 3.49%
Chase 5.12% 5.04%

Used car - by lender

LenderAvg advertised APR (February 2020)Lowest seen
Bank of America 3.40% 3.09%
U.S. Bank 3.59% 3.59%
PenFed Credit Union 3.93% 2.99%
Truist 4.61% 3.49%
Chase 5.57% 5.44%

Refinance - by lender

LenderAvg advertised APR (February 2020)Lowest seen
U.S. Bank 3.59% 3.59%
Bank of America 3.94% 3.69%
Truist 4.61% 3.49%

Lease buyout - by lender

LenderAvg advertised APR (February 2020)Lowest seen
Bank of America 4.00% 3.69%
Truist 6.05% 4.99%
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Source: AutoLoanRate.com Auto Loan Rate Index, February 2020 - https://www.autoloanrate.com/rate-index/february-2020

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How to read these numbers

Every figure on this page is an average of advertised APRs - the rates lenders publish for their best-qualified borrowers on the shortest common terms. Your own offer depends on credit profile, term length, vehicle age, and state. Two practical uses:

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