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New car owner ‘trapped’ paying $3,300 a month confirms he’s already $90K underwater after only 11,000 miles
The driver "can't fathom" how a bank would allow this much negative equity on a car loan.
Based on Your Credit Score, Here’s What Car Loan Interest Rate to Expect
Check this chart to see where your APR might fall.
Auto Loan Delinquency Is More Dangerous in These States
Auto loan delinquency is growing in most states. Defaulting on your auto loan could lead to repossession and bad credit.
What Happens When You Miss a Car Payment?
There are set stages for missed car payments. Learn what they are inside.
Why Dave Ramsey Hates Car Payments Even if You’re Loaded
The financial guru doesn’t like car loans pretty much “no matter what.”
Nightmare Trade-In Leaves New Car Buyer Juggling Multiple Payments
A woman in Georgia traded in two cars for a new Jeep - and unexpectedly had to keep paying all three car notes.
Struggling With High Car Payments? These 5 Solutions Can Ease the Financial Burden
Are you paying too much for your monthly car loan? If so, check out these five solutions that can help your situation.
Financing Your Used Car Purchase: Can You Use a Personal Loan?
An auto loan is the typical way to finance a used car. But can you use a personal loan instead?
You Can Still Get 0% Car Loans: These Are the 2023 Models That Have It
The days of 0% car loans are not dead. We have all of the 0 APR financing deals on new 2023 models in October, that should continue into November.
What Is a Balloon Auto Loan?
You may have heard of a balloon loan when purchasing a house, but did you know there are balloon loans for cars too?
Best Tips for What to Do Before Your Car Is Repossessed
You don't want to get into a situation where your car might be repossessed. There are ramification that happen beyond the initial repossession, but there are ways not to get into your car being taken. We've got info on what to do and how to get into a subsidized loan program.
Car Dealers and Lenders Don’t Care if Buyers Default: They Still Make Money
Lenders and car dealers still make money from bad loans, which is why many consumers with poor credit can get financing. We show how it's done, and it's not pretty.
Report: 10% of Car Dealers Commit Loan Fraud Study Says
A recent study by a respected risk management company to auto lenders found that 10% of car dealerships commit loan fraud. It can take different forms both on the dealer and buyer sides. But with the rise of early payment defaults, those car loans that default in the first six months from origination, there is …
Can You Get a Car Loan Without Proof of Income?
Are you planning to finance a car? If so, you'll need proof of income. But can you get a loan without it?
Is a $1,000 Per Month Car Payment the Norm?
Many Americans are paying over $1,000 per month for their new and used cars. Is this becoming the norm?
Is It a Good Idea to Take Out a 96-Month Auto Loan?
Can you believe that 96-month auto loans exist? They do. Check out whether or not it's worth getting one.
5 Reasons You Should Opt for a Shorter Car Loan Term
If you're planning on financing a new or used car soon, check out these five reasons that opting for a shorter loan term is a good idea.
