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 This page aims to provide you with detailed information on car loans, refinancing, credit reports, insurance, and more. If you have any questions that are not answered here please e-mail them to us and we will do our best to find them out for you.

Loan Information:
Did you know that their is a movement for dealers to let the consumers know what profit they will be making on the loan? You can read more about that here.

Online Car loans from e-loan and capital one can be used to buy cars from any franchised dealer in the United States.

Loans from Capital one give you 45 days to find the car you're looking for before the interest locks in. E-loan can be from 30 to 45 days depending on the type of loan.

Most loans online can be processed and disbursed in as little as 4 to 5 days.

Payments on your loan are made just like any other loan. You will be given information on how much, where, and when to send your payment in upon receiving the loan.

Refinance Information:
There can be a wide array of reasons for your high car debt and desire to refinance. Perhaps you did not shop around for the best car deal, or interest rates have simply dropped dramatically since your purchase. Your credit may even be better now than it was then - resulting in a lower interest rate if you got your loan today.

Refinancing is very simple. Basically you apply for a new loan at a lower interest rate for the balance of your current loan. The new loan goes to pay off your existing debt. You now owe the same amount but at a potentially much lower interest rate which in turn can save you hundred to thousands of dollars over the life of the loan.

Car loans through a dealer should always be your LAST resort. Some car loans also have a penalty for paying off early (go figure, huh!) if this is true in your case you may want to make sure that the savings is greater than the penalty - otherwise it just isn't worth it. Damn bloodsuckers.

Insurance Information:
Car insurance covers several things, they are:

  • Liability Insurance
    • This coverage is the basis of all auto insurance policies, and the minimum required in most states. If you're found at fault in an accident, liability insurance pays for the injury and property damage expenses of the third party involved in the accident. Property damage pays for the replacement or repair of anything that was damaged. Bodily injury expenses cover lost wages and medical bills. If you cause a major accident, your current or potential coverage may not cover you sufficiently. It is a safe bet to buy more than the minimum required by your state.

  • Collision
    • If you're found at fault in an accident, collision coverage will cover expenses needed to repair your vehicle. Collision coverage is usually the most expensive component of an auto insurance policy, although it isn't required. Insurance companies might proclaim your car a “total loss” if the repairs exceed the market value of the car. When this occurs, the insurance company will pay you the actual cash value, minus the deductable. From there your car is off to an auction where it will be sold for parts or scrap.

  • Replacement Cost:
    • The amount required to replace your car or repair damages without considering depreciation.

    Depreciation: Decrease in value because of age/wear on vehicle.

  • Actual Cash Value (ACV):
    • The value of your car when it is damaged or destroyed. Insurance companies figure the ACV by subtracting the depreciation from the replacement cost.

  • Tips:
    • In most cases, it’s better to choose replacement cost coverage. Although higher in price, the protection may be worth it.

  • Comprehensive:
    • Comprehensive coverage will pay for damages to your vehicle that were not caused by an accident. This includes fire, vandalism, theft, natural disaster, and even animals. Depending on the damage, the insurance company will pay the cars worth right before the incident. This is also optional coverage.

Parts Information:
Keeping your car in top running condition is extremely important. If it is leased or owned you need to keep the car running well to keep its value. If you are looking for Performance parts to increase your cars value or Oem parts to maintain current value you can find a lot of great deals at the aforementioned links.
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