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Having your car repossessed is a stressful situation that sometimes is impossible to avoid. But, if you know your vehicle is going to be taken, something to consider is a voluntary repossession.

If you have bad credit and just can’t seem to get that “yes” on auto financing, don’t lose hope! Even with special financing dealers, there are things that can stand in the way of an auto loan. But we have some tips to help when you’re in that “what now?” situation.

Though it’s possible to buy a vehicle from out of state, there are a number of things to consider before taking the plunge if you're dealing with less than perfect credit.

Your car isn’t a car without the engine. You should always be aware of how your engine is running, but if you own a used vehicle, it can be even more important to pay attention to what's under the hood.

Getting approved for auto financing with bad credit can be tough. When you stack employment issues on top of that, the situation can become even tougher.

U.S. News & World Report has compiled a list of the best affordable used luxury SUVs. According to J.D. Power and the NHTSA, these used SUVs also have above average reliability ratings and safety scores.

Making a down payment on a car loan works to your advantage. Good thing, then, that Edmunds is reporting that down payments continue to rise for both new and used car purchases.

You may want to refinance your auto loan if you find yourself in a number of situations, but it’s always a good idea to weigh your options carefully.

If you don’t have any credit, it makes it difficult to take out a loan, get a credit card, and even rent an apartment. So, what do you do when you don’t have any credit?

Tens of thousands of vehicles were destroyed during Hurricanes Harvey and Irma and the resulting flooding. We offer up some tips to help you better recognize cars that have experienced flood damage because these vehicles are best avoided.