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Car loan rates by credit score If youâre a super prime borrower with a credit score of 781 and above, you can expect to get the lowest rates. In the third quarter, super prime borrowers received a new car loan rate of 2.6 percent on average. But if youâre a deep subprime borrower with a credit score of 500 and below, you can expect to pay around five times more for a new car loan. Deep subprime borrowers received a new car loan rate of 13.53 percent on average.
And the difference between the 720-plus range and the average score is even more dramatic for used car loans (3.56% vs. 7.55%). On a 48-month used car loan, an average-credit borrower can expect to pay about 115% more interest, so the difference is indeed significant.s of this writing, an average FICO score should get you a 30-year mortgage rate of about 4.16%, which is not too far off from the 3.76% rate the top tier of borrowers (760 FICO and up) can get, according to myFICO.com.