Category: Financing

Most car buyers think of a trade-in as a simple credit applied to the new car’s price — drop off the old vehicle, get money off the new one, drive away. The reality is more consequential than…

Most car buyers walk into a dealership focused on one number: the monthly payment. They tell the salesperson “I need to be at $500 a month” or “I can do $700 max” and let the financing department…

The auto lending industry has undergone significant changes in recent years, with regulators cracking down on unfair and deceptive practices. As a result, consumers have more protections in place to ensure they are treated fairly when purchasing…

The automotive industry has undergone a significant transformation in recent years, with fintech startups playing a vital role in shaping the future of auto financing. Traditional lenders and dealerships are no longer the only options for consumers…

When it comes to financing a car purchase, many people automatically turn to major auto lenders like banks or online lenders. However, credit unions are often overlooked, despite offering competitive rates, personalized service, and a more community-focused…

When it comes to buying a new vehicle, financing options can be overwhelming. With so many lenders and programs available, it’s hard to know where to start. One option that’s often overlooked is OEM-subsidized financing programs. These…