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.

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.

All auto lenders are not the same. There are a few different types you should be aware of if you need a car loan, and some can even help buyers with bad credit.

Subprime lenders offer bad credit auto loans, but they have rules about the age and mileage of the cars they're willing to finance, as well as loan amounts.

If you live in Seattle and need a bad credit auto loan, you have a few options for where you can go. One of them is a buy here pay here (BHPH) dealership.

In-house dealers, also known as buy here pay here dealerships, are places people with bad credit, thin credit, or no credit can go to get an auto loan.

Certified pre-owned cars offer a number of advantages over regular used vehicles. You get some of the benefits of a new car without the high price tag. Let's take a closer look at what certified pre-owned vehicles bring to the table compared to regular used cars.

If you have a car loan, you may have heard of negative equity. It simply means that you owe more on your auto loan than the vehicle is worth. Negative equity is common, but it doesn't mean you have to live with it! We can show you what to do if you have negative equity, and give you tips on how to avoid it in the first place.