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Firstmark Credit Union Auto Loan Rates

Firstmark Credit Union auto loans start at 5.59% APR for a new vehicle and 5.59% for a used one. Rates checked October 16, 2026.

How Firstmark Credit Union’s auto loan rates compare

Compared with banks and credit unions near San Antonio, TX, where Firstmark Credit Union has the most branches. New vehicle, lowest advertised APR first.

  • This credit union’s lowest

    Firstmark Credit Union

    5.24%APR

    Terms
    up to 66 months
    Discount
    Included in the rate

    Auto Loans

  • Top Carrot, Carrot Score 96

    Lowest rate

    PenFed Credit Union

    3.84%APR

    Terms
    up to 60 months
    Discount
    None included

    PenFed Credit Union rates

  • Top Carrot, Carrot Score 89

    2nd-lowest rate

    Baptist Credit Union

    4.24%APR

    Terms
    —
    Discount
    None included

    Baptist Credit Union rates

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Firstmark Credit Union auto loan score

71

Auto loan score

Higher than 29% of U.S. banks and credit unions

By vehicle
  • New vehicleNew5.59%
  • Used vehicleUsed5.59%

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Where Firstmark Credit Union ranks

By auto loan score, in each area where it has branches

Current auto loan rates

Rates from the credit union’s website. Most are “as low as” rates for the best credit; yours depends on your credit, the term and the vehicle.

Who can join Firstmark Credit Union

This may be incomplete or out of date, so check with the credit union before you apply.

Where you live or work

  • Individuals who live, work, worship, or attend school in designated Texas counties are eligible for membership.

Employers and groups

  • Texas residents outside the designated counties can join through automatic complimentary enrollment with the Texas Consumer Council (TXCC).

Membership information collected October 5, 2026.

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