- Used car loans are much more expensive than new car loans. The difference in interest rates can be 3-7 percentage points
- While a new car only involves taking credit risk on the borrower, lending for a used car is more complicated
- A financier has to come up with the value of the car based on its age, model and kilometres clocked, and how the four-wheeler was used
- Also, when a lender gives a loan for a pre-owned car, it funds a vehicle that is in the name of the previous owner
- If the borrower has a good credit score and a relationship with the