If you have any charge-offs on your credit reports, filing for bankruptcy could discharge the debt. Here's what we know about car loan charge-offs and bankruptcy, and what options you may have.

The beauty of bankruptcy is that going through one successfully typically means your debts are wiped clean. However, your credit takes a hit. Here are some tips you can use to repair your credit after a bankruptcy.

Deciding whether to keep your car or buy another after bankruptcy can be a tough choice. We walk you through how refinancing works, and offer advice on seeking an auto loan fresh out of a bankruptcy.

It's not always easy to find a dealer that can work with bankruptcy. However, they do exist, and they're called special finance dealerships. These dealers are signed up with lenders that are able to finance borrowers with credit issues like a past bankruptcy.

Not every car dealership has the ability to assist borrowers who've gone through a bankruptcy. While many traditional dealers can't help, there are some that can deal with bankruptcies that may be able to help you get an auto loan.

You may be able to recover your car during a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, but it may depend on where your auto loan stands. Let's take a closer look at the options you can discuss with your lender.

You can get your auto loan discharged in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, and there are also ways that you can keep your car. Here are some of the options you can explore.

You may be wondering how to get a car loan after a bankruptcy. We take a closer look at when and where to get your first post-bankruptcy auto loan.

If you need to file for Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you may be wondering what happens to the car you're currently leasing. There are two main options you can explore, and there are pros and cons to each.

If you qualify for a cramdown in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, your filing could actually help you save money on your car loan. Here's what you need to know about cramdowns and auto loans.