An auto loan cramdown could be available to consumers in Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Here's how it works, what it takes to qualify, and the benefits.

A deferred payment is usually added to the back-end of your auto loan. If you're worried about the impact on your credit score, you shouldn't be. Here's how deferred payments are reported, and what you may need to qualify for a car loan deferment.

Credit repair starts with knowing what your credit score is made of. Here's how your FICO credit score is broken up, some tips on managing credit and your credit score, and how we assist bad credit borrowers in need of a bad credit auto loan.

Extended warranties are service contracts you can purchase for a used vehicle. However, they don't cover every part of your car! Here's what an extended warranty isn't likely to cover.

It's tempting to stretch your car loan to the max, but it also means paying more over time. Here's how much your loan term can impact the cost of vehicle financing.

If your credit score is worse for wear, you may be considering a subprime car loan. We're here to cover some important aspects of subprime financing, what you may need to qualify, and how we can guide you to a special finance dealership.

If you have at least $1,000 for your next auto loan, it may be enough to be eligible for vehicle financing if you have poor credit. However, whether or not it's a large enough down payment can also depend on the selling price of the vehicle.

It's very possible that you still owe your lender money after your vehicle is repossessed. It's called a deficiency balance, and here's what it may include.

Refinancing can be a great way to save money on your car loan. But what if you have a cosigner? Here's what you need to know about refinancing a vehicle with a cosigner.

Electric vehicles require less maintenance, but that doesn't mean there's no maintenance at all! Here's how to care for your electric car and some tips for financing one if you have poor credit.