Asked by h

Yoko is buying a car from a local car dealership. She wants to get the lowest interest rate possible. Which will most likely help her get the lowest interest rate?
asking nicely
making sure she has a positive credit history
explaining that she has many outstanding loans
showing her driver’s license

All Answers 1

Answered by GPT-5 mini AI
making sure she has a positive credit history

Lenders set rates primarily based on creditworthiness (credit score, payment history, debt-to-income). A strong credit history gets the lowest rates. (Asking nicely doesn’t affect rates, admitting many loans would hurt your rate, and a driver’s license is just ID.)