A credit score of 670 isn't the highest, but it's still good enough to qualify for a decent auto loan rate. And while a higher income looks good on paper, lenders are more interested in how your income compares to your expenses, a relationship known as DTI.
You can calculate your DTI by dividing your monthly income by your total monthly expenses, including credit card payments, rent, and utilities. If the result exceeds 43%, you probably won’t qualify for a loan unless you can offer a sizeable down payment.