Drivers Lane Blog

Deciding whether to refinance or get another car loan can be tricky. We directly compare the two options to help you make a decision, and we offer dealership connections for those who need a bad credit auto loan.

If you have negative equity in your car, you could run into some issues if you need to sell it. Here's what you need to know about selling a vehicle when you're upside down on its loan.

If you want a lower interest rate on your next auto loan, a cosigner could be a solution. Cosigners help bad credit borrowers get approved for car loans, and adding their good credit to the loan can lead to a better APR in certain cases.

Co-borrowers can help some borrowers increase their chances of getting approved for an auto loan if they need more income to qualify. We cover how co-borrowers work, and if one can help you.

A cosigner can boost your odds of getting approved for your next car loan if you have bad credit. There are also lenders with the ability to work with borrowers with poor credit if you don't have a cosigner.

A big down payment can definitely increase your chances of getting approved for an auto loan, but it's your lender that cares about how much money you put down, not the dealership.

If your car has negative equity and you're in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, then you may be able to cram down your auto loan and save money. Here's how a car loan cramdown in Chapter 13 bankruptcy works.

Need to skip the credit check with your next auto loan because your credit score isn't the best right now? An in-house financing used car lot could be the solution.

Knowing where to go for a car loan with bad credit is one of the first steps in getting approved. We cover common bad credit auto loan requirements and what lenders look for when you apply.

Bankruptcy can really damage your credit score, but you can work to repair it with a bad credit auto loan. We can help you find dealerships near you that work with post-bankruptcy car buyers.