How long it takes between loan default and when your car gets repossessed depends on the policies of your lender and the language in your auto loan contract. If you feel like you're only staying one step ahead of the repo man, you have some options.

Being in a negative equity position on an auto loan doesn't feel the best, but it's not uncommon. We cover how negative equity can happen when you're financing a car.

Being a new employee can affect your ability to get an auto loan. Read on to learn how your work history can impact your capacity to get into your next car loan.

Negative equity in a car means you owe more on its loan than it's worth. You don't have to do anything about being upside down, but it can be an issue if you need to sell or trade in your vehicle.

If you're not sure if you should buy your next car from a dealership or private party, read on to learn how your credit score might dictate which option works best for you.

If you qualify for a cramdown in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, your filing could actually help you save money on your car loan. Here's what you need to know about cramdowns and auto loans.

There are many reasons why you may not be able to refinance your car loan. Here are some common causes for being turned down, and what you can do to overcome them and get approved for refinancing.

Losing income while you're out sick can cause a lot of stress, and possibly lead to issues with your car loan. We cover options for borrowers who are looking to protect themselves and their auto loans during the COVID-19 pandemic.

GAP insurance is optional coverage that you can purchase for your car. But do you think you need it? Read on to learn more about how GAP insurance works on an auto loan.

When it comes to bad credit car loans, there is a typical auto loan down payment for used vehicles. We're here to let you know what you should expect, and why.