Here at Auto Credit Express, we know that there is a difference between choosing a bank for a regular car loan and a bank for a bad credit car loan. If you are unfamiliar with the process, here is what you need to know:

Even car buyers with problem credit sometimes qualify for a new car and, if so, it's important they understand the market if they plan on financing one with a higher-risk auto loan.

We frequently get questions from consumers with questionable credit about whether or not it's possible to get a preapproved car loan.

Car buyers with damaged credit due to home foreclosure will now discover that higher-risk lenders are more lenient about this than in the past making it easier to qualify for a car loan.

A divorce can be a potentially devastating event for all parties involved. It can strongly affect participants both emotionally and financially, and getting yourself on your feet after a divorce is no easy task. For example, how do you go about buying a car with post-divorce damaged credit?

Consumers with problem credit that apply for a car loan and subsequently qualify for a new car should understand the market if they plan on taking this step instead of choosing a used car.

Just because lenders that offer bad credit auto loans would never finance a used car with a branded title doesn't mean some unsuspecting buyers won't be making payments on one.

For car buyers with bad credit, financing a used car that's been involved in a flood or a serious accident can often affect the successful completion of an auto loan.

Auto loans to buyers with poor credit continued to increase during the fourth quarter of 2012.

There are fundamental differences between a bad credit car loan obtained through a franchised new car dealer and the type of loan offered by tote the note used car lots.