What if you come across a vehicle that’s close to 200,000 miles? Your initial thought may be to walk away and find another car, but some vehicles are worth doing a double take.

How do you define a real car loan? Often, when people think of a “real” loan they’re thinking of a personal loan or a car loan from a direct lender. But do these work when you have bad credit? And are they the only types of loans out there?

Are you having no luck getting an auto loan because of your credit? The truth is, most dealerships don’t advertise their special finance departments, so it helps to know where to look. Here at Auto Credit Express, we can help you begin your search.

The auto lending landscape is undergoing a change which may impact your ability to qualify for a car loan. Here's what's happening and what you can do if you need a car in this changing market.

If you’ve recently applied for a car loan and were denied, you may be thinking that your bad credit is in the way. The good news is that there are lenders willing to work with you, but finding them can be a challenge.

If you’re in the military and need a car loan, you may not know where to go to find financing – especially if you have bad credit. The good news is that there’s special financing available only offered to members of the armed forces, and we can help connect you to the right dealer.

It’s important you make your car payment on time and in full each month. If not, you could end up falling behind on your payments and ultimately, lose your vehicle and fall deeper into debt.

High risk car loans – also referred to as second chance auto loans – are loans for people who struggle with bad credit, or don’t have any credit at all. High risk auto loans don’t actually involve any risk on your part, but they can come with a big reward.

If you’re looking to buy a car from a private seller but need financing, you need a loan from a direct lender. These lenders usually only offer loans to people with good credit, so it can be difficult to get approved with poor credit.

Just because you have a low income doesn’t mean you won’t qualify for a low income car loan. However, since there’s a minimum income required by lenders if you don’t have good credit, knowing what it is ahead of time can help you avoid wasting time.