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Auto loan rates in Hartford, Connecticut

By Mitch Strohm · Bankrate.com
Monday, January 24, 2011
Posted: 4 pm ET

Don't let car troubles leave you stranded. Rates across the country are low, making it a great time to purchase a new car. It's wise to always pay cash if you can, but rates are low and continue to fall. The average 48-month, new-car loan fell to 6.21 percent this week. Many institutions across the country are now offering auto loan rates better than the national average. Search for auto loan rates in Hartford, CT, to find a great rate today.

Rates can vary across the board, but auto loan rates in Hartford, CT, are staying low. Don't settle for just any loan. Make sure to shop around for the best rates available. Check out Bankrate.com for more information on rates in your area of Connecticut.

Auto loan rates in Hartford, CT

Here are the 48-month, new auto loan rates as of 2 p.m. in Hartford, CT.

Lenders Product Rates
TD Bank, National Association 48-mo. new car 6.24%

Use Bankrate's auto loan calculator to check what your monthly car payment could be.

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