A car loan with two borrowers on the title is also known as a joint auto loan. Both you and your co-borrower share all the rights and responsibilities of financing, no matter who drives the vehicle. Let's take a look at what these are, and a few solutions for co-borrower scenarios that could arise.

Figuring out your vehicle's equity position isn't that difficult, and we can guide you through it.

The last thing you need on a spring road trip is your car breaking down. Whether you drive a standard fuel vehicle, an EV, or a hybrid, we've got six tips to make sure your vehicle is in tip-top shape before you hit the open road!

Down payments are a great way to start off your auto loan and have many benefits that can really impact vehicle financing. Here's how.

Lying about your income or employment on a car loan application isn't a great idea, and we have three possible consequences if you go through with it.

A cosigner is someone that helps you get approved for an auto loan by lending you their good (or better than yours) credit score. However, their role in your car loan beyond that isn't to help you with payments. Here’s what you need to know.

Sometimes, borrowers have the option to roll over some negative equity onto their next auto loan. Here's what you need to know before you go through with it.

It can make sense to finance a car during bankruptcy – but it also depends on what bankruptcy you filed. Here's what you should know.

Debt doesn't go away after someone passes. If you have lost a loved one, you may find yourself in a situation where you've inherited a car that still has a loan on it. Here's what you need to know if you inherit a vehicle.

Preparing for an auto loan is a great way to increase your chances of getting a good deal. To help you get ready for your next purchase, we've got nine tips on prepping yourself before that big trip to the dealership.