Consumer Car Buying Advice Blog

Latest report from Experian Automotive shows more loans are being made to car buyers with low credit scores (more…)

Credit challenged consumers need to realize that most bad credit car loan lenders will require a down payment in the form of cash or trade equity (more…)

Credit-challenged consumers will face even more of an uphill battle if they allow someone to steal their personal information. (more…)

In 2009 many bad credit car loan customers took advantage of the sales and excise tax deduction. Here are some facts about this tax saving deduction from the Internal Revenue Service. (more…)

The IRS reminds us that consumers with both good and bad credit have only have 18 days to go in which to take advantage of the sales and excise tax deduction for new vehicles which may not be available in 2010. (more…)

Consumers only have 18 days remaining in which to take advantage of the sales and excise tax deduction for new vehicles as part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act which is even available to consumers with bad credit. (more…)

Time is running short if you want to take advantage of the sales and excise tax deduction for new vehicles and the Internal Revenue Service recently published nine facts about the special sales tax deduction for car purchases available through the end of the year even to consumers with a bad credit. (more…)

The Internal Revenue Service is reminding all new car buyers of the special sales tax deduction for car purchases available through the end of the year even to consumers with a bad credit car loan (more…)

The idea behind a bad credit car loan is to reestablish your car credit and raise your credit score. But none of this will help if you fall victim to identity theft. (more…)