A voluntary repossession is one option you have if you're not able to keep up with your monthly car loan payment. Do you know what a voluntary repossession is or how it differs from a regular repo?

If you have bad credit, you may be considering adding a co-borrower or a cosigner to your car loan – but what are the differences between them?

If you're looking to buy a car from a private seller, but you have bad credit, is it possible to get an auto loan for a private sale? Here's what you need to know about private party car loans and bad credit.

Determining the minimum credit score required for a car loan isn't a perfect science. There are auto loan options even for borrowers with bad credit, and we can help you find them.

Building credit takes time and dedication, but that doesn't mean there aren't any fast ways to accomplish it. We'll explore how your credit score is calculated and some things you can do to increase your credit score in 30 days.

It isn't easy to say if you can trade in your car with problems, but with a little work, you can see if it's worth it. Here are the steps you need to take.

Some dealerships advertise that they don't check your credit score. If no credit check financing dealerships don't use your credit, what do they use to determine approval? Let's discuss.

When you need a car loan, you may be considering improving your credit score beforehand. There are credit repair companies, but is paying for credit repair the best option for you?

It may sound like a vicious cycle: you can't get approved for an auto loan without credit, and you can't establish credit without getting approved. Here are some tips for how to buy a car with no credit history.

If you owe more on your auto loan than the car is worth, you're upside down, which is another way of saying you have negative equity. So, how do you get right side up again?