Have you been using somebody else's car to get around? It's fine to drive someone else's vehicle, but there are some risks involved for the legal owner of the car.

A car loan denial certainly isn't the best news to hear, but it's not the end of the world. There are auto financing options for borrowers with credit issues that you can explore.

As the weather gets colder in many areas around the country, it's a good time to take stock of how your vehicle is holding up. Here are some tips you can use to properly maintain the tires on your car.

If you know you're about to face a repossession, you could voluntarily surrender your vehicle and save some cash. We cover when it's a good idea to surrender your car, and the benefits of doing so if it's only a matter of time before the repo man comes.

High risk auto loans, or bad credit car loans, are available for people with less than perfect credit. We go over four questions you should ask yourself before taking on a high risk auto loan.

Some deals appear too good to be true, but 0% financing on auto loans does exist. We cover who has the best chances of qualifying for zero percent deals, and car buying options better suited for bad credit borrowers.

If your auto loan balance is too high, it could land you in a negative equity position. We cover options to explore if you find out that you owe too much on your car.

Having a second source of income can help you get a bad credit auto loan, but only if you meet the minimum income requirement of your lender with one. We go over the main income requirements of subprime lenders, as well as the rules regarding multiple income sources.

Just because you've been turned down for a car loan before doesn't mean you're out of the running forever. We have three things you can do to increase your auto loan approval odds.

If you have bad credit, getting a cosigner on your auto loan can improve your chances of getting approved. We cover what to look for in a good cosigner for an auto loan, and what your cosigner should know before signing on the dotted line.