Buying a new or used car is expensive enough, but where you get your financing can make a big difference in what you ultimately pay. Consumer Reports says comparing loan offers before you head to the dealership can help you find a better deal.
Julian Fuentes and his dad, Felix, love cars and car shopping. But when it was time to get a loan, they were looking at much higher financing costs than before. Felix says, “Our first electric vehicle that we bought, we have it at 1 percent….
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