Vehicle Loan FAQ
How much can I borrow      
On used cars, we will loan up to 125% of the NADA (National Auto Dealers Association) retail value, plus refundable adds. We will loan up to 125% of the MSRP (Manufacturer Suggested Retail Price) plus refundable adds, (such as GAP Insurance and Mechanical Repair Coverage) for our most qualified borrowers.
 
What terms are available      
New and used vehicles with values greater than $15,000 qualify for a six-year term. Terms vary. The most common new and used vehicle terms are three to five and a half years.
 
How do I know how much I should pay for the car      
UIECU can provide two computer print outs for you free of charge! Please call the credit union for more information or to obtain your free printouts.
 
What if I buy a car when the credit union lobby is closed      
There is no need to come to the credit union. For a comprehensive list of participating dealers, see Auto Dealerships.
 
What do I need to provide before I can close my vehicle loan      
You must also have full coverage insurance, with an effective date that matches your loan closing date, for the vehicle you are purchasing. The credit union will need a copy of the buyer order, purchase agreement, or worksheet.
 
Should I take the dealer rebate or teaser rate financing when purchasing a new vehicle      
Don't be at a disadvantage- call and ask us to run the numbers for you Applying the dealer cash rebate to the purchase price can reduce your loan amount. But it isn always the best choice. Wish you can find the most suitable loan for youself.
 
How do I protect my investment in an automobile      
Differnt cars have different protection method. If you are borrowing more than the car's market value, you may want to consider Gap Protection. Loan Protection Calculator. Otherwise, you could look for further information at this site.
 
How do I know if I should consider an installment loan or a home equity to finance my vehicle      
Call or stop by the credit union to review your options. Our team of lending professionals can help you make the right choice for your situation. You could also call the profesionals at your location and asked for more advice.
 
What is an Auto Tax Advantage Loan      
It is called a courtesy lien because the loan is actually secured by the auto being financed. There is a recording fee for the mortgage associated with this type of loan.
 
How do I know if I can deduct the interest      
According to relevant law, UIECU recommends that you seek the advice of a tax consultant. Another source of information is the IRS.
 
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