Auto Club: Lower Rates Create Growing Interest in Refinancing Auto Loans.
Business Editors LOS ANGELESBUSINESS WIREJune 19, 2003 Record low interest rates have created a surge in the number of car owners seeking to refinance auto loans, according to the Automobile Club of Southern California. Industry data shows that the number of auto loans that have been refinanced has

Publication: Business Wire

Low rates drive auto loan refinancing surge - Baltimore Business Journal:
Record low interest rates have created a surge in the number of U.S. car owners wanting to refinance auto loans. The number of loans refinanced nationwide in 2002 rose more than 71 percent in 2002 to 450,000 loans. By the end of 2003 the number of refinanced auto loans is expected to reach 525,000,

Publication: Baltimore Business Journal

As Interest Rates Remain Low, Refinancing Auto Loans May be Way to Turn.
By Pamela Yip, The Dallas Morning News Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jan. 13--When it comes to loan refinancings, the focus has been on mortgages. But some consumers may also be able to save money on what is often their second-largest purchase: their car. The level at which interest rates

Publication: Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News

Low interest rates drive consumers to refinance autos - Jacksonville Business Journal:
NORTHEAST FLORIDA -- Rebecca Aguilar didn't drive a hard bargain. So her brother got her in gear, and Aguilar saved nearly $100 a month refinancing -- not her home -- but her car. "He said, 'Oh my gosh, those payments sound real high,' " Aguilar recalled her brother saying of the $525 monthly

Publication: Jacksonville Business Journal

Lower-rate auto loan good idea.(Friday Home Guide)(Mortgage Q&A)
Q: I want to purchase a house sometime in the next two to six months. I have a car loan at 16 percent interest. I have been pre-approved for a home valued at $165,000 but would like to qualify for a house in the $175,000 to $180,000 range. I want to refinance my car to 7 percent because the lower

Publication: The Washington Times

Auto Loan Refinancing Can Lower Cost
00-00-0000 Dateline: NEW YORK As the Federal Reserve cut interest rates last year, thousands of Americans rushed to refinance their mortgages. Less known is that many also began refinancing other debt, including auto loans. It doesn't work for everyone, but if you can get a lower interest rate

Publication: AP Online