Auto Loans & Financing

Where to get it financed

• DriveTime  - The go-to guys for cars and credit. DriveTime can help you improve your credit score and help you get back on the road. Whether you've gone through bankruptcy, debt consolidation, credit counseling or just have bad luck financially, DriveTime is the answer. Less-than-perfect credit won't prevent you from getting a great used car from DriveTime. Apply online. It only takes 2 minutes.

• myAutoloan - Auto Loan Refinance. Refinancing your car could save you hundreds of dollars over the life of your car loan. Let myAutoloan.com help. Take the hassle out of refinancing your car by getting up to 4 loan offers direct from nationwide lenders.

• Automotive.com - where your car search begins! Since 1996, Automotive.com has been one of the Internet's leading auto buying portals and consumer information websites. Automotive.com has helped more than 50 million consumers research and price new cars, used cars, obtain financing and insurance leading to more than a million vehicle sales. Automotive.com unites the new car buyers with local new car dealers, large dealer groups or directly with the manufacturer to dramatically improve the way consumers research, locate and buy new and used vehicles.

• DriverLoans.com - DriverLoans.com maintains relationships with hundreds of lenders throughout the country. Based upon your auto loan profile, our system can instantly match you up with the lender in your area that is best suited to providing you an auto loan. Your application is immediately delivered to the lender, at which point the lender will attempt to provide financing for you. So, instead of applying at many different lenders, DriverLoans does the work for you, and instantly matches you up with the right lender!

How much car can you afford?

Use our auto loan calculator to see what your monthly payments will be, based on the cars price, down payment and interest rate.

Before you apply for a loan

The first thing a lender will do after you've applied for a loan is to run a credit report. This credit report can and will affect whether you get the loan as well as the interest rate you pay. A fraction of a percentage point in the interest rate can greatly affect your final monthly payment. Knowing what the lender will see before they see it can save you a lot of aggravation, money and even embarrassment. It's not unusual for a credit report to contain open accounts for previous loans that should be listed as closed and these simple mistakes can cost you by making it appear to the lender that you're a higher risk and thereby raising your interest rate.

The simple solution is to get a copy of your credit report before you apply for your new loan and correct these mistakes first.