I'm going to get a new car, which means taking out a loan. I have good credit, so I know I've got a little bit more leeway with my options. How many years should I finance my car for?
The average term length for a car loan is 72 months; this is about six years. Due to depreciation and interest, you will likely end up owing more on the car than it’s actually worth. However, if you can afford the loan agreement to have a five-year or 60-month loan, this can save you money in the long run.
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