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If you have bad credit and need a car quickly, a buy here pay here dealership can be a good choice. These dealers offer in-house financing, and likely won't care about your credit score or what's on your credit reports.

We cover car loan options for new borrowers, and the impact that a low or thin credit file has on your ability to take on new credit.

If a traditional auto lender can't approve you for a car loan due to your credit, it may be time to look into special financing at a dealership. Here's what you need to know about qualifying for a special finance auto loan.

If you have bad credit, there are income and employment requirements you need to meet to get approved for an auto loan. We have the inside scoop on what you need to prepare for your car loan.

Working to repair your credit score can take some work and patience. We explain the differences between situational and habitual bad credit, as well as go over some tips to help you rebuild your credit score.

Using a credit card to cover a down payment on a car loan could cost you more in the long run, and it may not even be possible.

Is now the right time to consider a lease buyout due to the coronavirus? Let's take a closer look at the factors you have to take into account when considering a lease buyout.

Using a cosigner on a car loan is one way to get approved when you have bad credit. If you don't have a cosigner, there are still alternatives you can explore.

Having more than one repossession on your credit reports can make it hard to get approved for a car loan in the future, but it isn't impossible.

Getting a car loan once you file bankruptcy is possible in some cases. Whether or not you can get approved for an auto loan depends on the type of bankruptcy you file and the dealership you're working with.