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Rates effective October 16, 2024
Vehicle Age | Term | APR* |
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Up to 2024 | 48 Months | 5.25% |
2020-2024 | 60 Months | 5.25% |
2021-2024 | 66 Months | 5.35% |
2022-2024 | 72 Months | 5.75% |
2023-2024 | 78 Months | 6.25% |
New Autos Only | 84 Months | 6.50% |
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*APR = Annual Percentage Rate. Loan rates quoted are based on A+ credit rating with a pre-approval. Actual rates will vary, are subject to change and are based on individual creditworthiness. Vehicle year model may affect the term of loan. Please call to verify listed rates.
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P.O. Box 12899
Beaumont, TX 77726
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Meet Our Lending Team
Monika Conn
VP of Consumer Lending and Collections
(409) 241-2270
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Catrina Reynolds
Director of Branch Lending
(409) 241-2263
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Blake Worthey
Chief Lending Officer
(409) 241-2261
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Get answers to frequently asked questions
For how long can I finance a new car?
At DuGood, we allow our members to finance their new vehicle for up to 84 months. Other terms are dependent on the age of the vehicle. Check out our rates page for current terms.
What financing option is best for me?
A shorter term payment plan is a good fit if you want to pay less in interest and save more money. But if a lower monthly payment is more important, a longer term payment plan might be the best fit for you.
What’s the difference between leasing and buying?
Leasing a car allows you to drive a vehicle without making a large down payment or taking out a loan. There are restrictions including mileage. While you’re leasing, you'll make monthly payments directly to the dealership. When your lease expires, you can return the car or choose to buy it.
Buying a car is typically a better investment long term. Although your down payment and monthly payment might be higher, you can drive your vehicle without restrictions. Once you've paid your loan, you are the owner of your vehicle.
Do I need credit life and disability insurance?
Credit Life and Disability Insurance is not required to fund your auto loan. However, it’s a great product to have. If you become sick, disabled, or pass away; it will take care of your loan payments.
What is GAP Insurance?
Vehicles can depreciate in value. If you’re in an accident and your insurance company doesn’t cover the total loss, GAP Insurance will pay the remaining balance on your loan.
Does DuGood offer auto insurance?
DuGood Credit Union has teamed with Travelers to offer members a discount on auto insurance. Plus, if Travelers isn't the right fit at this time, you can compare quotes from up to 50 national and regional carriers through InsuraMatch, a wholly owned agency of Travelers. To get a quote that includes your DuGood member discount on auto, home, renters and condo insurance and any other applicable discounts call Travelers at 1-888-979-0723 or click here to learn more including details and legal disclosures.
If I payoff my auto loan, can I pick up the title that day or do I need to make an appointment?
DuGood does require you to make an appointment at least 1 business day in advance in order to have a title released upon payoff of a loan. The titles are not kept in our branch locations and must be retrieved first.
Normally, DuGood requires holding your title for 10 days after the loan is paid in full. Once the 10 day hold period is up, the title is sent to you at your address on file. An exception can be made if you are selling the vehicle and are paying the loan off with cash or certified funds.
If you have any questions or would like to set an appointment, call our Lending Center at (409) 899-3430 extension 249.
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It breaks down the auto buying process step by step! Inside you'll learn tips on how to find the car that's right for you, what to look for when you test drive, and how to negotiate the best price at the dealership.