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A down payment is a great way to lower your monthly car payment and save money overall. It's an especially good idea to put money down on a long-term auto loan.

Repossessions can stay on your credit reports for a while. We cover what auto loan options to explore after a repo, and if it's possible to remove that negative mark from your credit reports.

Refinancing is a way to lower your monthly auto loan payment. If you originally took out a bad credit car loan and your credit score has improved, you may be able to refinance and save money.

Mistakes on your credit reports could mean a lower credit score. We cover what to do if you uncover errors, and why checking your credit reports is worth it.

Knowing where you can go to get an auto loan is important so you can avoid being turned down. There are different lenders for different credit situations, so choosing the one that meets your needs is important.

A car's title has very important information on it, including who the owner is. We cover how vehicle sales work, and why you have to sign a title to gain ownership of a car.

When you have bad credit, you should not buy a new car because used vehicles make more financial sense. We cover the downsides that come with brand-new cars and go over why used vehicles offer more benefits to bad credit borrowers.

There are a lot of factors to think about when you're looking for a car loan, especially if you have bad credit. Here are some things to consider when taking out an auto loan.

A security deposit is sometimes needed when you lease a vehicle. We cover why a security deposit for a car lease may be required, and what you can expect it to be.

Things may have been rough before you filed for bankruptcy. After bankruptcy, however, you're likely in a much better place, and getting into your next auto loan could be easier than you might think.