How much could you save with a more fuel-efficient car?
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*APR is the Annual Percentage Rate or the cost of your credit at a yearly rate.
**Not including taxes and fees.
Make a smart car-buying decision
Choosing an affordable new or used car is about more than the sticker price and monthly payment. It’s about the total cost of ownership, and fuel economy is part of that. If you have a vehicle in mind, compare it to your current ride to estimate what you may save at the pump. All you need to enter is the combined MPG for each vehicle, your annual mileage and the price of gas. Savings add up quickly over time, so if you’re running up the miles on your daily commute, the school run or road trips, a car with a higher MPG may play into your car-buying decision.
When you’re ready to purchase, apply for auto financing online and get an instant response. RoadLoans accepts applications from consumers with a broad range of credit, and we connect approved applicants to a trusted dealership nearby. With preapproval, you can shop for a vehicle with confidence.
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