Drivers Lane Blog

The interest rate on a bad credit car loan is determined by many factors including your credit score, state, and age of the vehicle you’re financing.

With the 2018 tax cuts putting more money in the pockets of Americans, industry insiders at Cox Automotive forecast an increase in used vehicle sales.

Whether you commute to class or are away from home for school, sometimes a car is necessary in college. As a college student, it can be difficult to get auto financing if you have little to no credit history, but there are ways you can try to help your chances.

Buying a new car can be an exciting time, but it can also be stressful. Many people struggle with bad credit and get flustered about the idea of buying a new vehicle. There are some important steps to take before you buy your next car.

Credit scores can be confusing, but here at Auto Credit Express we can help explain them to you.

Things happen, and sometimes your credit can take a hit. Even if your credit score drops, you can get it to improve over time with the right plan in place.

Car buyers looking to improve their credit need to pay attention to their finances. Buying a car isn’t cheap, but saving for a low down payment can help you get approved so you can improve your credit over time.

Auto loans can be tricky to navigate, especially if this is your first loan. Sometimes, myths can be confused with the facts, so we here at Drivers Lane want to make sure your questions are answered.

While some lenders may offer a low down payment and no credit check, it can be very difficult trying to find one. Plus, if you have little to no credit, you may have to choose between a no credit check or a low down payment loan.

Many traditional dealerships have subprime lenders that specialize in bad credit car loans. But, if your credit is really bad, you may not qualify for a subprime auto loan. So, where can you go to find financing if a subprime lender can’t help?