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What is a good credit score?

On the FICO scale, 670 and up is generally good. Try the score explorer to see what each tier means at the lender.

Where does your score land?

Drag to any score on the FICO range, 300 to 850.

712
Good

Most lenders will approve you, with rates near average. Keeping utilization low can push you into the next tier.

FICO score ranges

Generally, 670 and up is considered good. Each lender sets its own cutoffs, but these tiers are the common yardstick.

800–850

Exceptional

The best rates and easiest approvals.

740–799

Very Good

Strong rates with most lenders.

670–739

Good

Approved by most lenders, with rates near average.

580–669

Fair

Approval possible, often with higher rates or more money down.

300–579

Poor

Limited options. Rebuild with on-time payments and a secured card.

At the dealership: auto lenders often use FICO Auto Scores, which run from 250 to 900 and weigh your past auto loans more heavily. That’s why the score a lender sees can differ from your app.

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Last reviewed: Next scheduled review: January 2027