If you're collecting unemployment checks, getting approved to finance a car becomes more difficult. Here's what you need to know about unemployment and auto loans.

The amount of income you bring in is typically more important than the hours you work when it comes to bad credit car loans, but there are more requirements.

Most lenders adhere to a $5,000 minimum amount for auto financing if you're taking out a bad credit car loan, and there are also vehicle age and mileage rules.

If you need a bad credit auto loan and are self-employed, you should be aware that subprime lenders require very specific documentation as proof of income.

The length of time you've been employed is a factor when it comes to getting approved for an auto loan. Here are the employment requirements to be aware of.

If you need a bad credit auto loan, you have to meet the subprime lender's debt to income ratio requirement. Check out how to calculate your DTI ratio here.

When you're dealing with less than perfect credit and need a car loan, bad credit lenders have personal, vehicle, and loan requirements that have to be met.

Meeting the income and employment requirements is a key part of qualifying for a bad credit auto loan. The specifics vary, but here's what to generally expect.

When you live in Seattle and need to get a bad credit auto loan, you have to meet a number of qualifications, including the income and employment requirements.

If you need a car loan in Los Angeles and have bad credit, you have to meet the lender's minimum income requirement, and this amount has to come from one job.