The goal with a rent to own car is to own it at the end of the agreement. While there aren't any mileage limits on them, rent to own vehicles come with downsides worth considering.

Interest rates are low, and they're expected to stay that way for a while. This means everyone is more likely to qualify for a lower APR when taking out an auto loan, including consumers with bad credit.

If you need a bad credit car loan, you might be wondering what loan terms you can expect. We take a look at some average subprime auto loan terms so you can get a better idea.

You can negotiate on many aspects of a bad credit auto loan. Here are some tips you can use to plan and budget to put yourself in a better position to negotiate, as well as a list of things you can try negotiating on.

Not everyone can qualify for a bad credit car loan. We cover some of the situations that can cause you to be turned down for an auto loan if you have less than perfect credit.

A car loan denial certainly isn't the best news to hear, but it's not the end of the world. There are auto financing options for borrowers with credit issues that you can explore.

High risk auto loans, or bad credit car loans, are available for people with less than perfect credit. We go over four questions you should ask yourself before taking on a high risk auto loan.

Some deals appear too good to be true, but 0% financing on auto loans does exist. We cover who has the best chances of qualifying for zero percent deals, and car buying options better suited for bad credit borrowers.

Just because you've been turned down for a car loan before doesn't mean you're out of the running forever. We have three things you can do to increase your auto loan approval odds.

If you're having a hard time getting approved for a traditional auto loan, it could be time to explore subprime lending or in-house financing. We're exploring the long and the short of both subprime lending and in-house financing to make your choice as easy as you please.