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A cosigner doesn't have legal rights to the car loan, but they can still work with the primary borrower to make sure all payments are made on time.

With the auto industry pushing forward new technologies such as autonomous vehicles, a new survey highlights the fact that people enjoy driving, and want to preserve the driving experience.

Regardless of whether you voluntarily surrender your car or it’s repossessed, it still affects your credit score. But, there are ways you can avoid repossession and save your credit.

Yes, you can get a car loan after you’ve come through a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. You'll typically have an easier time getting a car loan once it's completed, but you'll find that it'll leave you with a lower credit score and a mark on your credit reports.

Not all cars are suitable for large dogs like Great Danes or Huskies – especially when it comes to long road trips. If your furry friend isn’t so little, you may be wondering which used car would be the best option in order to accommodate both of you.

If you earn cash tips at your job in Myrtle Beach – or anywhere around the country for that matter – and have to finance a car, it may be difficult to get approved for a loan if you have bad credit. But we have some suggestions and used vehicle options that can help.

Trading in your vehicle won’t necessarily hurt you during the car buying process unless you have negative equity, in which case you may not be able to trade it in at all.

When you fall behind on your car loan payment, it’s a good bet that repossession is in your future. But, because laws on this vary by state, this may not be the case in every situation.

When it comes to getting your first car, make sure you look at where you stand credit-wise. Your credit score influences whether or not leasing or financing works best for you.

There’s no set amount of time that dictates when repossession can take place, so it’s difficult to say how long you’ll have your car after missing a loan payment. But, if you fear repossession, talk to your lender. Rather than hoping the repo man won’t find your vehicle, do what you can to make the process easier on yourself.