Traditionally, leasing a car has not been considered a good option for drivers with bad credit. However, captive lenders such as Kia Motors Finance are making it possible for more consumers with bad credit to lease vehicles.

For those who want to drive a new vehicle, leasing is cheaper than buying. And, of course, buying a used car is less expensive than opting for a brand new model. So if you have bad credit and need a vehicle, should you lease new or buy used?

Ford Motor Credit is testing out an innovative method of shared car leasing, and the pilot program is called Ford Credit Link. Will people like it? That's what they're currently trying to find out.

At Auto Credit Express, where we primarily deal with car loans, applicants with bad credit sometimes ask us, What credit score do you need to lease a car?

New data suggests that some car buyers might come out ahead if they switched over to leasing. However, for buyers with bad credit, this may not an ideal option.

While much has been made of Generation Y's aversion to debt, debt is not something any generation can easily escape especially when considering a vehicle. So then what are your options when confronted with financing a car?

Leasing a car can reduce your monthly payment. But if your credit is less than perfect, your chances of car leasing with poor credit, although better than a few years ago, is not guaranteed.

Still not sure who owns your lease? Or are you thinking about leasing and not sure how lease ownership works? Heard someone talk about 'lease ownership' and not sure what they meant? We can explain.

Base assignments, deployment, your credit & available down payment, there are many factors to consider when it comes to leasing or buying a car in the military. What makes the right choice?

Consumers with problem credit typically ask us about auto leasing because they're either looking at more expensive vehicles or they want to keep their car loan payments as low as possible.