Questions

How do I qualify? 

  • Have paid off vehicle
  • Typically less than 8 years
  • No credit check required

What are the terms?

  • Usually ranging from 1-4 years depending on the loan amount
  • Loans from $1,000 - $10,000
  • Keep your vehicle during the term of the loan
  • Can be paid off at anytime with no penalty

Whats required by me?

  • Vehicle Ownership
  • Valid driver's license
  • Valid Vehicle Insurance
  • Pay Stub Or proof of income
  • A recent utility bill (with current home address)
  • Bank account information or PAP form
  • Spare vehicle key (to be returned at the end of the term of the loan)

How do I get my money?

  • Complete the required paperwork
  • Your Information is verified
  • Visit one of our locations or get a direct deposit into your bank account

My credit is really, really bad, can I still qualify?

YES. There are several factors that contribute to you getting approved for a loan under our program.  Your personal credit history is not one of them.  In fact we do not do credit checks for this type of loan. If your car qualifies the loan will be approved.

Will I qualify if I’ve previously declared bankruptcy?

Yes, you can qualify even with a bankruptcy on your record. Our loans are approved based on the value of your vehicle, not on your credit rating. If you have a car that is less than 8 years old you can be approved no matter what your credit rating is.

Will you accept a loan against any car?

In order to qualify, your car must:

  • Be completely paid off
  • Be insured, including collision and comprehensive coverage
  • Have a clear title (not leased and no outstanding loans on it)
  • Be less than eight years old

  • How long can I take to pay off my loan?

    Our loans are flexible and made to suit almost any budget. You can choose to pay your loan in monthly installments for a period of 30 days to 4 years.

    If I take a loan with you, will you own my car?

    No, your car remains in your name and in your possession for the duration of the loan. We put a lien on it.