When it comes down to it, consumers applying for auto loans should place the most dependable cars at the top of their shopping lists especially if they have questionable credit.

The process began with a group of 23 vehicles including three minivans, four compact SUVs, four mid-size SUVs, two full-size SUVs, two full-size sedans, three mid-size sedans and two full-size pickup trucks. There also were three compact cars which Nerad describes as often the first choice for anyone on a budget.

Certified used cars come with a number of advantages, the most important of which is a manufacturer-backed used car warranty. Since AutoTrader has done much of the legwork, credit-challenged car buyers might do well picking out one of these three models, provided it fits within their budgets.

If you're like me, you hear a phrase like No credit check and immediately think you are being played for a fool. Unfortunately, it's a completely normal reaction.

The latest findings from Experian continue to show that auto loan terms are getting longer, which is a concerning trend.

Credit challenged consumers should be on the lookout for used cars with water damage that might soon be flooding the market

Choosing the right type of vehicle is arguably the most important decision that consumers with problem credit can make if they hope to successfully complete an auto loan.

Kelley Blue Book (KBB) made a list of some of the top new car deals for May of 2017, which we have pared down to only include the cash back offers.

In recent years, automakers have been shifting their focus to accommodate the growing demand for SUV and crossover vehicles, and that trend doesn’t seem to be slowing for 2018. A drop in sales of passenger cars supports the theory that consumers are moving away from sedans. Of the individual makes and models showing a sales boost over last year, only three are cars.

As the average monthly payment amount is expected to continue to increase, the average loan term is also getting longer.