Drivers Lane Blog

Subprime lenders look a little closer at the details behind issues, to see if you’ll be able to successfully complete an auto loan. However, you’ll have to provide them with proof. We list the four things you'll need to get financed.

Two recent reports from Allstate and the National Safety Council highlight road safety in different ways.

Making the most of your car buying experience can often be a challenge, especially if you have bad credit. But the process of getting a subprime auto loan doesn’t have to be a rocky road. The key to having a better experience comes from being prepared. Ours tips can help you look forward to a smoother trip when purchasing your next vehicle.

These credit habits can put you on the path to an improved credit score.

There are vehicle eligibility requirements for buying a car when you’re in a bad credit situation. But they aren’t there to make the car buying process more difficult. In fact, they’re in place to simplify the process and keep you on the road.

A buy here pay here dealer can be a good “last chance” when you have bad credit and have been turned down for a subprime auto loan. These dealers don't rely on outside lenders to finance vehicles for customers. Instead, they rely on your income for loan approval.

Despite all the driving done with dogs, the PEMCO Insurance Northwest Poll shows that drivers in Washington and Oregon find their pets to be a big source of distraction.

As snow turns to rain, it’s important for drivers to remember that ice isn’t the only thing that causes slippery conditions. Wet pavement accounts for more than 900,000 crashes a year in the US, and the dangers of driving in these conditions often come when least expected. Check out these tips to ensure your safety on wet roads this spring.

As an adult, nearly every major purchase we make is based on credit. Managing your credit takes constant upkeep, but getting – and keeping – your credit in order can benefit your life in ways you may not have stopped to think about.

If you’re tired of getting turned down by lender after lender, it may be time to look for help getting an auto loan. Before you consider a loan for your next vehicle, however, you need to make sure your budget and credit are up to the task.