A zero-down auto loan is certainly tempting, but not everyone can qualify. Down payments also offer many benefits to you and the lender, so skipping the down payment may be a bad idea depending on your situation.

Before you dive into the world of subprime auto financing, we're covering the basics of subprime auto loans and the items you may need to prove you’re ready for a car loan.

You could apply for refinancing as many times as you'd like – but that doesn't mean you and your vehicle always qualify. Here's what you need to know about refinancing your auto loan multiple times.

Tax season means a windfall of cash for many filers. It's common for people to use their tax refund to make a down payment on a car loan. If you've got less than perfect credit, your tax refund could be the thing you need to increase your auto loan approval odds.

When people talk about getting a car loan you may hear them refer to different types of lenders. All cater to different borrowers. So, just what is considered bad credit when you need a car loan and which lender should you opt for?

There are ways to get out of an auto loan that you're unhappy with, but it's not as easy as telling the lender you're done! Here are five different ways you can get out of a car loan.

An auto loan is tailored specifically to you, meaning that you sometimes encounter a situation that not everyone else experiences. It's our mission to prepare you for your next car loan opportunity, and that means shedding some light on the grey areas that fall outside of the most common lending scenarios.

Your monthly bills and loans do impact your auto loan eligibility, and that includes your mortgage payment. We cover common car loan requirements and how your mortgage can affect your ability to get into an auto loan.

While your cosigner helped you get into an auto loan, they can't take your vehicle and sell it to someone else. Here's what you need to know about ownership rights when you have a cosigner.

The second round of stimulus checks are rolling out to the Americans that qualify. If you're not sure what to do with your second stimulus check, we have some suggestions that can help you improve your credit score.