If you have bad credit, having a down payment is typically a must-have. But just how small of a down payment can you get away with?

If you have good credit, and you’re considering cosigning cars for multiple people, we’ve got some things to think about before going through with it.

Full coverage auto insurance is often what’s required when you have a car loan. But what is the difference between comprehensive and full coverage insurance?

A repossession can linger on your credit reports for many years, and even impact your ability to qualify for a car loan for up to a whole year. However, car repos eventually fall off your credit reports.

Whether you take on a traditional car loan or work with a subprime lender, there are risks to consider before signing that dotted line.

Bankruptcy can impact your car loan opportunities. However, there are auto lenders that assist bankruptcy borrowers – and we want to help you find them.

If your monthly payments are on time, how fast you pay off your car loan only matters in terms of interest costs. Choosing a short loan term can mean saving money when you need to finance a vehicle, though.

For many borrowers, trading in their car instead of selling it themselves is worth it in convenience alone. It can be a hassle to sell your own vehicle, but trading in can be a quick and easy to upgrade your ride.

Any type of debt that’s listed on your credit reports can impact your ability to get a car loan, including student loans. Here's how they matter, and how they can impact your eligibility for vehicle financing.

Bankruptcy can help borrowers that are unable to pay their debts, but it can’t remove things off your record like a past vehicle repossession. However, if you have a balance after a repo, bankruptcy could help resolve that.