Rates updated October 22, 2026

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Tracked rates · 34 lenders
Lender Term APR (from)
SE
State Employees' Credit Union
36 mo 3.75% Visit
NF
Navy Federal
36 mo 4.19% Visit
US
USAA
36 mo 4.49% Visit
RB
Randolph-Brooks FCU
60 mo 4.49% Visit
AN
Andrews Federal Credit Union
36 mo 4.49% Visit
Lender Term APR (from)
RB
Randolph-Brooks FCU
60 mo 4.49% Visit
SE
State Employees' Credit Union
36 mo 4.50% Visit
DC
Digital Federal Credit Union
65 mo 4.99% Visit
FT
First Tech Federal Credit Union
65 mo 4.99% Visit
SF
SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union
60 mo 4.99% Visit
Lender Term APR (from)
GL
Gravity Lending
36 mo 3.89% Visit
MA
MyAutoLoan
36 mo 3.99% Visit
US
USAA
36 mo 4.49% Visit
RB
Randolph-Brooks FCU
60 mo 4.49% Visit
RJ
RefiJet
60 mo 4.67% Visit
Lender Term APR (from)
MA
MyAutoLoan
60 mo 3.90% Visit
NF
Navy Federal
60 mo 5.59% Visit
PF
PenFed
60 mo 5.69% Visit
FL
FourLeaf Federal Credit Union
60 mo 5.88% Visit
AP
AutoPay
60 mo 5.99% Visit
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