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Originally Posted by Bytor Peltor
1. after making 3-6 months worth of payments on your new vehicle, pay another visit to your Credit Union. Having something more recent on your credit check may be just the ticket for your Credit Union to offer to take over the financing of your new vehicle at a lower interest rate. Also, if currently making payments on the vehicle your wife drives, ask the Credit Union about combing the two loans......if possible, you may end up paying $100 or more less per month than you do now for the two vehicles.
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That sounds solid. I will do so. My wife's car is paid off.