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Current Best Tesla Loan Rate?
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“Right now, through May 31, 2022, we’re offering rates as low as 1.38% APR for well-qualified borrowers with excellent credit.”
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Same. [email protected]. If anyone can refer me that would be appreciated. I've struggled to find low rates these days.
Looks like referrals are only eligible by relatives or spouse. I was trying to looking at joining through memberships (similar to DCU with a small contribution) however I did not find any luck.“Right now, through May 31, 2022, we’re offering rates as low as 1.38% APR for well-qualified borrowers with excellent credit.”
Not as good rate as Delta Community, but Credit Union 1 allows any applicants and is offering a 1.99% for 60 months for new vehicles. So far, loan approval was quick and painless, but setting up the account has been 4 days and still pending.
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How long did it take for you to get the membership and apply and get the loan Approved . I have my EDD between Jun 13th-17th .
you can do the membership and apply at the same time. Approval was really quick (a few hours?), but I was already a member.
I'm not really sure. I joined a few years back by opening up a basic savings account when I applied for a car loan.
You can join Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art | Winston-Salem, NC it’s $100 to join but allows you to be a member of Allegacy. I signed up over the weekend and they FedExed my check today. I paid the membership fee to secca then joined Allegacy and selected secca as the affiliation.
Have another newbie question, when you apply for a car loan with many of the credit unions, they need a bill of sale. But if I have a bill of sale from Tesla, that means the delivery is imminent, and doesn’t give me enough time to apply for car loan from CU? Can someone walk me through step by step how I should apply for each? I’m leaning towards using Carolina Cooperative, for which the application is all paper and snail mail. Hence my question.
This works for most locations, but probably not for NorCal. Vin to delivery was just 5 days for me, 3 of which were a long weekend.
I would probably apply once you hit a 2 week EDd window
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