If you've tried getting a car loan but keep getting turned away because of your credit, looking for dealerships willing to work with bad credit borrowers could be your next step.

If you see a charge-off on your credit reports, it doesn't mean you're off the hook on that car loan. We'll explain what a charge-off is, and how it affects your credit and ability to get an auto loan in the future.

There are some car dealerships that work with subprime lenders. These dealers can help bad credit borrowers get approved for auto loans. We explore what you may need to get financed through a dealership with bad credit.

You can buy a new car with bad credit if you're working with the right lender. This might not apply in every situation, but an affordable new vehicle is an option for many buyers. Here are some pros and cons of buying a new car to consider.

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.

It can be hard to qualify for a good interest rate on a bad credit car loan. Lenders typically charge higher APRs to borrowers with bad credit. However, you may be able to qualify for a lower interest rate with these simple tips.

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.

Getting pre-approved for an auto loan puts you more in control during the car buying process, but can you get pre-approved for a car loan with bad credit?

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.

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.