Wondering if you can take over someone else's car lease if you have bad credit? Here's what you need to know about lease takeovers and bad credit.

Even though many people are staying at home due to the coronavirus, some of us still need to leave for essential errands. Here are some tips for cleaning your car to reduce the risk and stop the spread of coronavirus.

If you're collecting unemployment checks, getting approved to finance a car becomes more difficult. Here's what you need to know about unemployment and auto loans.

When you're worried about making your auto loan payments on time, help may be available. Some lenders are willing to work with their borrowers to help them avoid defaulting on their car loans, especially in light of the coronavirus situation.

Car dealerships are staying open in many areas amid the coronavirus, or COVID-19, situation. Even if the dealer you want to work with is temporarily shutdown, there are several steps you can take now to prepare to buy a car.

Because it lasts either three or five years, there are rules in place that allow you to get a car during an open Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Here's how you can do it in New York City.

While a repossession negatively affects your credit, there are some lenders that are willing to work with borrowers with bad credit, which allows you to get another car loan after repossession.

If you're trying to get rid of a car you can't afford, refinancing your auto loan could be your answer. We'll explore the requirements for refinancing, as well as other options for lowering your car payment.

If you're unable to get an auto loan because of bad credit, you may be considering other options like rent to own cars. We explore the pros and cons of rent to own vehicles to help you decide if it's the right choice for you.

There are some car dealerships that work with subprime lenders. These dealers can help bad credit borrowers get approved for auto loans. We explore what you may need to get financed through a dealership with bad credit.