Borrowers with excellent credit are more likely to get the best interest rates and terms when refinancing an auto loan ...

Car payments in the United States are starting to look uncomfortably like mortgage bills, and the terms now stretch close to ...

Millions of Americans have auto loans, which are more costly than in previous years due to inflated vehicle prices coupled with higher interest rates. Deciding which car loan company to choose for the ...

That does not mean the vehicles are submerged. In a sense, the drivers are. More than one in four trade-ins had negative equity in the third quarter of 2025, Edmunds reports. In auto industry parlance ...

That does not mean the vehicles are submerged. In a sense, the drivers are. More than one in four trade-ins had negative equity in the third quarter of 2025, Edmunds reports. In auto industry parlance ...

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There's no question that Americans love their cars. And with auto prices increasing, more of us are using some type of financing to get into the seat and out on the road. It's not just new vehicles, ...

The average monthly payment for a new car hit about $760 in November, as the typical new-vehicle price surged past the ...

When your car payment outlasts who was in office when you bought it, you know we’ve entered a troubling era of automotive financing. Remember the time when a four-year car loan felt like forever? In ...

How we create unbiased, comprehensive reviews and ratings of auto lenders Brendan is a full-time senior editor of financial products and services at Investopedia. He has a decade of experience ...

The headlines say inflation is easing and jobs remain strong, but consumers are skipping car payments. The Fed claims to be data driven. But if you’re watching behavior, not just backward-looking ...