Latest Fed-reported average · second quarter of 2026

60-month new car loan

7.14%

New cars only · commercial banks

On $25,000 over 60 months: $496.68 a month and $4,801 in interest.

−0.39 points from 7.53% in the first quarter of 2026
−0.53 points from 7.67% a year earlier, which is $377 less interest on the same loan

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60-month new car loan: the latest Fed-reported average is 7.14% (second quarter of 2026).

Your 8.14% is 1.00 percentage point above the latest Fed-reported average of 7.14%. On $25,000 over 60 months, that gap is $714 more interest, about $12 a month.

An average, not an offer. Your rate depends on the lender, your credit and the term. Comparing offers? Which offer really costs less?

The last 8 readings

The same loan at each quarter's average: $25,000 over 60 months.

QuarterAverage rateA monthInterest in all
Q2 20267.14%$496.68$4,801
Q1 20267.53%$501.31$5,078
Q4 20257.24%$497.87$4,872
Q3 20257.64%$502.61$5,157
Q2 20257.67%$502.97$5,178
Q1 20258.04%$507.39$5,443
Q4 20247.82%$504.76$5,286
Q3 20248.40%$511.71$5,703

What this number is

It is the average rate commercial banks charged on 60-month loans for new cars, as published by the Federal Reserve. It is an average across banks and borrowers, not an offer, and it does not include fees. Your rate depends on the lender, your credit and the term. It covers new cars only; used-car loans are not in this figure.

Source: Federal Reserve G.19 Consumer Credit release, series RIFLPBCIANM60NM. Latest available: the second quarter of 2026. Checked 3 October 2026. What changed, quarter by quarter · How we use them.

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