If getting there is half the fun, then getting back should be at least as much fun, probably more if you have the right wheels. We’ll make sure you’re all smiles with the perfect new or new-to-you car or truck.
Avoid the hard-sell hassle. Have our partners, AutoTrek or Northern Auto Brokers, get you the car you want. Leave the haggling to the pros.
Shield yourself against mechanical failures and/or the dreaded GAP separating your vehicle’s insured value and what you owe on your loan. Check out our Route 66 Extended Warranty and GAP Advantage plans.
Your security is so important to us. We’re pleased to offer you exclusive coverage for your new ride through TruStage® Auto & Home Insurance.
Let the open road stretch out ahead with low rates on a Motorcycle Loan from Canvas.
Wherever you ride—on the water, in the mud, or travelling across America—we’ll help you get moving with an affordable Canvas loan that fits your style.
Terms 01-63 mos. Loan to Value (LTV) 100%+.
Terms 64-75 mos. Loan to Value (LTV) 100%+.
Terms 76-84 mos. Loan to Value (LTV) 100%+.
Terms 01-63 mos. Loan to Value (LTV) 100%+.
Terms 64-75 mos. Loan to Value (LTV) 100%+.
Terms 01-63 mos. Loan to Value (LTV) 100%+.
Terms 01-63 mos. Loan to Value (LTV) 100%+.
New or used. Terms 01-60 mos. Loan to Value (LTV) max 95%.
New or used. Terms 01-60 mos. Loan to Value (LTV) max 80%.
‡APR is Annual Percentage Rate (APR). Best Rate may vary based on personal credit history, value of collateral, loan to value (LTV), terms, and other factors. Canvas Credit Union provides details upon completion of a loan application. Rates are subject to change without notice. Canvas Credit Union membership is required.
HELOC Product: You can obtain credit advances for 120 months (the draw period). During the draw period, payments will be due on a monthly basis. Your minimum monthly payment will be established at the close of each billing cycle at an amount equal to all accrued yet unpaid finance charges. After the draw period ends, you will no longer be able to obtain credit advances and must pay your outstanding balance (the repayment period). The length of the repayment period will depend on the date and the amount of your last advance but in no event will exceed 120 months. During the repayment period, your minimum periodic payment (for variable rate balances) will be the amount necessary to fully amortize your then unpaid balance by the agreement maturity date. The minimum periodic payment will be established on the first day of such repayment period, and will be reestablished on the day: (i) any outstanding fixed rate balance is consolidated into the variable rate balance; and (ii) any interest rate change occurs.
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