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How It Works

Each year hundreds of Truliant Federal Credit Union members purchase their car using the Credit Union Auto Buying Service (CUABS). Join the many satisfied members by following these five simple steps.

  1. Research and choose your car
    • Choose a make and model; new or used
    • Select the features you want including color, options and accessories
    • Need some help in your search? WebCarbook brings a complete car database to your fingertips. Configure your car and get invoice and MSRP pricing for most vehicles.
    • Use our calculators to see what you can afford
  2. Get pre-approved for a loan
  3. Contact an Auto Advisor with your vehicle request
    • Fill out the Online Vehicle Request
    • Call us at your local number or 800-822-0382, ext. 3922
    • Email us a request
    • If you wish to trade a vehicle, please include this information in your request
  4. Vehicle is located
    • Your car is located through our dealership network
    • Auto Buying Service secures volume discount pricing
  5. Car purchase is finalized
    • No need to visit the dealership - your vehicle is delivered to your home, office or local Credit Union office
    • Title work and loan documents are completed upon delivery
    • You now have a new vehicle while saving time, money and hassle!
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New Auto
Model Year

2007-2009

Approx. Term

49-60 Mos.

Fixed APR As low as 5.00%*
Max. APR 9.25%
Used Auto
Model Year

2001-2006

Approx. Term

49-60 Mos.

Fixed APR As low as 5.65%*
Max. APR 10.25%
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