Special Financing

Trade-ins are worth a pretty penny these days, but is that enough of a reason to trade in your car? The answer depends on your situation, but we have some points to consider if you're waiting to get into another vehicle. ...Read More»

How much you can get from your car varies by dealer, and depends on many factors, including the condition of your vehicle, the current stock on dealer lots, and how popular your particular make and model of car is. If the offer seems too good to be true, you could be paying for it in the long run ? literally. ...Read More»

There are a lot of different opinions about when the best time to buy a car is, but classically, one of the busiest times in the automotive market is Memorial Day. This is when many manufacturers and dealerships alike roll out special deals and summer savings to entice buyers. But you'd better act fast if you're a bad credit borrower looking to save money on vehicle financing this summer. ...Read More»

Special financing is an umbrella term that describes auto loans for borrowers with bad credit. Not everyone needs special financing, but if you?ve been turned down for a car loan because of a lower credit score, then special financing may be your ticket to a vehicle. ...Read More»

It's easy to get lost in facts and figures if you're not used to dealing with things like car loans on a regular basis. You don't have to stay in the dark about who's financing your auto loan if you're working with a third-party lender, though! Here's what to look out for. ...Read More»

Special financing differs quite a bit from traditional vehicle financing, but we can give you an overview of the process. ...Read More»

Not everyone can qualify for a traditional auto loan, and that's where special financing comes in. For borrowers in unique credit situations, a special finance car loan could be the right path. ...Read More»

Dealerships tend to have more options for borrowers with bad credit, whereas direct financing offers buyers more flexibility. We cover the other differences of auto loans from direct lenders and dealers to help you decide which is best for you. ...Read More»

If you have bad credit, you may be wondering about the trade-in process at a special finance dealership. We cover how to figure out your car's equity situation, and how you can handle negative equity. ...Read More»

Your budget should be at the top of your mind when you need an auto loan. If you have bad credit, you have to meet the lender's income requirements that concern your budget, too. Not to mention, you'll be better off if you think of all the costs of car ownership. ...Read More»