Military Auto Loans
360-412-4120
Only 10-minutes from Joint Base Lewis-McChord on I-5.
We work with dozens of lenders. Some of the lenders we work with have very specific customer criteria that they require to approve an auto loan. Military Auto Loans for Active Duty Military are one of WA Auto Credit’s focal points.
Our customers that are in the military not only get a great deal on the vehicle they buy, but also get access to exclusive financing programs such as SNAAC, Coastal Credit, and the MILES Program.
This is an ESTIMATE of the MILES qualified payment for some different pay grades in the Army:
E-1:$380(Air Force), E-2:$400(E-2+ All Branches), E-3:$420, E-4:$540, E-5:$600
These estimates are based on the soldier being in the service the standard amount of time for rank, and not having any other debts. Any other loans or credit cards may affect your qualified payments. Too many negative items on your credit could also affect your qualification status. Often if a service member has a lot of negative loans, or cards, for significant dollar amounts, then often times we have to use SNAAC or Costal Credit as our funding source. In that event, it usually takes a little more money down than the $500 that MILES requires.
The only way to know for sure if you will qualify for a military auto loan with WashingtonAutoCredit.com is to apply. The WA Auto Credit office is only a 10-minute drive from Joint Base Lewis McChord on I-5, and if you need a ride, we will pick you up after we quickly qualify you for your military car loan.
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