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Some of the best new-car auto loan deals this season -- 2.79% APR for 60 months -- are available at the banks operated by BOK Financial Corp.

The Tulsa, Okla.-based financial services firm operates banks with branches in eight states across the middle and western sections of the country.

Auto loans have never been cheaper, and the prospects for landing a good deal are improving by the day, whether your credit history is spotless or spotty.

Fifth Third Bank is offering auto loans for as little as 3.08% APR for up to four years on new 2011 and 2012 vehicles.

Last fall, Ally Financial unveiled a new form of vehicle financing that works as a traditional auto loan but allows the buyer to sell the vehicle to Ally after four years.

The rollout of Ally Buyer’s Choice started in just a handful of states. Now the program is available in 29 states with plans for future expansion.

Lincoln has 0% financing deals on many of its popular 2012 model cars and sport-utility vehicles.

You can get interest-free auto loans for up to 60 months on the 2012 Lincoln MKS sedan, midsize MKZ, midsize sport-utility MKT and large SUV Navigator.

A free loan is the best kind of loan.

If you can qualify for 0% financing on a new car or truck, you shouldn't hesitate to take it.