The right time to buy a car may be whenever you need one, but there are certain days and times when you may be able to get a better deal.

You can save time and money by paying off your auto loan early. Here are five strategies you can use to pay off your car loan faster and save money.

You typically can't finance a rebuilt or salvage title car because lenders often require any vehicle you're taking out an auto loan for to have a clean title.

Buy here pay here lots are a type of in-house financing dealership. These places can be an option to get a car loan if you have bad credit or no credit.

You can get a new car when you still owe on your old one, but you could run into some issues if you have negative equity. Here are the steps you need to take.

Getting a first-time car loan when you have no credit can be a challenge, but these tips can help increase your odds of getting approved.

If you have bad credit, you can try to get a car loan from a credit union or dealership. Both are viable, but visiting each may be the best path to take.

Tax, title, and license fees have to be paid when taking out an auto loan, but they're treated differently in Seattle than the rest of Washington State.

No matter which vehicle you choose, you're required to pay tax, title, and license (TTL) fees on a bad credit car loan, but when do you need to pay them?

A third-party loan is handled by an intermediary and not directly by a lender. We're here to clear up the confusion about third-party auto loans and bad credit.