Learn / Car Financing Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Types of FinancingFeatured Image There are various financing options available to you when you purchase a vehicle. Be sure to look at all of them and choose the one that best fits your needs.Virginia Credit UnionCheck your credit union's financing options first. We offer a range of car loans with low rates, terms to fit your needs, and affordable monthly payments.With a Virginia Credit Union car loan, there is no penalty for paying off your loan early. Our car loans are calculated using the "simple interest" method. This means the finance charge is assessed on the outstanding loan balance.Dealer financingDealers sometimes offer teaser rates that sound good, but do your homework carefully. The special rate may be tied to selected models and short loan terms. Your monthly payment may be higher, the car you want may not be available at the advertised rate, or the dealer may make up the difference with hidden charges.Often, by taking the special financing rate you don’t get a cash rebate. Sometimes it may be better to pass on the dealer financing, take the rebate and finance the car with your credit union. For details, see Special Rate or Dealer Rebate.Some dealers offer low-rate financing that is also an "add-on" rate. This means that interest is pre-computed, and if you pay your loan off early, you are entitled to only a portion of the interest back.Other financing sourcesYou can also finance your loan through a bank or a finance company. However, obtaining your loan from these sources could cost you more, so compare your options.Our affordable car loans offer you the same low rate whether your car is new or used. Learn more about car loans
Dealership Car Loans As a Virginia Credit Union member, you now have the option to get your credit union vehicle financing approved and funded right at the dealer.
Is 0% Financing the Best Deal? Many dealers are offering special financing on new cars. It’s important to look closely at all the facts, because 0% or low-rate financing may not always be the best deal for buyers.
Buy or Lease Your Next Car? Making the decision to lease or buy your next car depends on the type of driver you are and what kind of vehicle you want.