There's a big difference between a dismissed bankruptcy and a discharged bankruptcy. It's harder to get approved to finance a car with a dismissed bankruptcy, but you still have options to look into.

There are many different aspects of your credit score that you can work to improve. Your credit length, or credit history, determines 15% of your credit score, and auto loans can boost this category.

The decision on what kind of vehicle you should buy for your teen is a big one. Luckily, Consumers Reports and the IIHS teamed up to create a list of safe and affordable used cars for teenagers.

Many borrowers trade in their financed vehicles so they can upgrade their ride. We're here to walk you through the process of trading in a car to a dealership, how to check your vehicle's equity position, and how trade-ins can help you get approved for an auto loan.

Lease to own cars are a different deal than traditional auto leases. We explore how lease to own vehicles typically work, and what kinds of dealerships offer them.

If your co-borrower stops paying on a car loan, it could mean trouble for both of you. We cover how auto loan co-borrowers work, and how to remove them from a loan if you need to.

More people are choosing used cars nowadays. For borrowers with bad credit, used vehicles are usually the smarter option anyway. We explore why used cars are a better idea for borrowers with poor credit, and where you can start your search for an auto loan.

There are many things to consider when taking out an auto loan, especially if you have bad credit. Here's what you need to know about monthly payments, loan terms, interest charges, and budgeting for your car loan.

A down payment is a great way to lower your monthly car payment and save money overall. It's an especially good idea to put money down on a long-term auto loan.

Repossessions can stay on your credit reports for a while. We cover what auto loan options to explore after a repo, and if it's possible to remove that negative mark from your credit reports.