When you’re getting your very first auto loan, it can be useful to have a cosigner, but it may not be necessary depending on the lender you’re using. Some lenders may require a first-time car buyer to have a cosigner qualify, but other lenders are equipped to assist no credit borrowers.

Bad, thin, or no credit can make it harder to get approved for auto financing. Even when working with subprime lenders who are willing to approve people with less than perfect credit, sometimes consumers still can't get approved. In these scenarios, it's likely that a cosigner can increase a borrower's chances of being approved.

Not everyone works a regular nine-to-five job. For those who are self-employed or freelancers and need an auto loan, here's what to expect when you apply.

A joint auto loan is when a primary borrower shares a car loan with either a cosigner or a co-borrower. If you want to remove someone's name from a joint auto loan, you need to refinance the loan on your own.

Since interest rates are primarily based on credit scores, the average interest rates for bad credit car loans are higher than they are for good credit loans.

Private party car loans can be tricky for any borrower, especially those with bad credit. If you're having trouble getting approved for a private party auto loan with a lower credit score, know there are still other lending options to check out.

Cosigners may think that they have ownership rights to the car since they signed on the auto loan, but that's a misconception. Here's what you need to know about cosigners, primary borrowers, and ownership rights.

AAA is coming to the rescue, this time with insurance for owners of Hyundai vehicles that are lately a target for thieves. Hyundai is partnering with the Automobile Association of America (AAA) to provide coverage to owners of the often stolen at-risk vehicles. Ever since a viral TikTok demonstrated

Credit unions are having a good year when it comes to providing car loans for their customers. In Q4 2022, credit unions provided nearly a quarter of all new car loans and took the top spot when it came to used car loans, providing 31.19% of loans. In the last quarter of 2022, Credit Unions took the

If you're having trouble finding a car right now, you're not alone. There are fewer cars available, stemming from the ongoing chip shortage, and it may impact car buying for quite a while.