Auto loans with the highest rates are likely to be found in Connecticut, New Jersey, Rhode Island, according to rate tracking firm GoBankingRates.com.
Alaska, Michigan and Oregon had the lowest rates, the Los Angeles-based company said.
The data was compiled using the its interest rate database and aggregates rates from more than 4,000 U.S. financial institutions, GoBankingRates.com said. The report examined base rates offered by banks and credit unions on new car loan products, using a statewide average of rates to determine ranking.
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