Consumer Car Buying Advice Blog

Checking with a credit union first might be able to save you money even if your credit is less than perfect (more…)

Those high risk lenders that offer auto loans examine both the income and expenses of applicants with credit issues (more…)

Even consumers with poor credit would do well to follow the advice of the National Insurance Crime Bureau to cut down on the possibility of auto theft (more…)

Why a vehicle history report should be the first step in purchasing a used car but also not the only thing a credit challenged buyer should do (more…)

In addition to new car rebates and dealer cash where you work or who you know you can sometimes qualify you for an additional discount even if your FICO scores are poor (more…)

With credit challenged car buyers being especially susceptible to buying used cars with title issues the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy presents special problems (more…)

It turns out that even if your credit is less than perfect you can save money on car insurance if you can take advantage of a special program offered by GMAC Insurance (more…)

For car buyers with less than perfect credit it is usually difficult to predict an interest rate until the loan has been approved (more…)

Tips from the National Association of Insurance Commissioners can help credit challenged consumers avoid being victimized when shopping for car insurance (more…)

Even credit challenged drivers can now save on auto insurance costs if they drive certain General Motors and Ford vehicles and are insured by State Farm (more…)