Auto Loans & Leasing

You can expect a vehicle with a rebuilt title to be cheaper than a similar vehicle with a clean title, but you should proceed with caution because of its past. ...Read More»

Your teen with a learner's permit can buy a car with their own money, but they cannot register it in their name and legally drive it until they get their driver's license. ...Read More»

Reference requirements vary by lender, but subprime lenders typically ask for a list of six to eight personal references. We take a look at some general guidelines about references for auto loans. ...Read More»

Cold, hard cash is usually what borrowers think of when handing over a down payment, however, there are other things you can use. ...Read More»

Some situations can arise which may leave you wanting to get your name off a joint auto loan. If you want to get out of a joint car loan, there are ways to go about it. ...Read More»

As a consumer with bad credit, auto loans can be expensive, often due to high interest rates. You can save money, however, by paying off your car loan early; let us show you how. ...Read More»

When you're taking out a bad credit auto loan, you have to meet the lender's minimum income requirement. We explore the typical income requirements for bad credit car loans, including the debt to income ratio and payment to income ratio. ...Read More»

If you owe more than your car is worth, it means that you have negative equity, which can make it a little more difficult to trade in. ...Read More»

Depending on your credit and financial situations, you may not need a cosigner to buy a car. But it is possible a lender asks you to have a cosigner if you have bad credit. ...Read More»

Trading in a vehicle with two names on the title could mean that both of you need to be present, or maybe not. Here's what we know about co-borrowers and car sales. ...Read More»