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Why Car Refinance?

Whether you want a lower interest rate or smaller monthly payments, an auto refinance loan can help. Our network of lenders makes refinancing easy—and you can even start payments up to 60 days after your loan is approved.

Low Payments

Refinancing can reduce the monthly payment as a result of a lower interest rate and term.

Savings

On average, people who refinance their car loan save up to $150 a month.

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How It Works

We Make Auto Refinancing Easy

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Application

Enter your information to see if you pre-qualify. Now’s the perfect time to refinance and lower your monthly car payment.
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Approve

We partner with banks and credit unions to secure the best rates. Take advantage of todays low interest rates.
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Get Loan

Once you accept your new loan, your new lender pays off your old loan. We make car refinancing simple & stress-free.

The Easiest Way to Lower Your Car Payment.

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How does an auto refinance loan work?

Refinancing your auto loan is the process of taking out a new auto loan to pay off an existing auto loan. You save money by securing a lower interest rate. Or you can reduce your monthly payments by adjusting the length of your loan term, freeing up cash for other financial needs.

Lower Your Monthly Payment

Refinancing can reduce your monthly car payment, freeing up cash for other expenses.

Secure a Better Interest Rate

If interest rates have dropped or your credit has improved, you could qualify for a lower rate and save money over time.

Pay Off Your Loan Faster

Choose a shorter loan term to become debt-free sooner and reduce the total interest you pay.

More Financial Freedom

Refinancing gives you more control over your budget, with options like deferred payments or extended terms if needed.
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FAQ’S

Top Questions Answered

Our FAQ section is here to help you understand the auto refinance process quickly and clearly. From eligibility requirements and credit guidelines to how payments work and how long approval takes, you’ll find answers to the most common questions drivers have about refinancing their car loan. Get the information you need to feel confident and prepared before you apply.

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Save money. Lowering your interest rate can save you money over the long term, and lowering your monthly car payment can save you money in the short term. Defer a car payment. In addition to lower interest rates, sometimes delaying a car payment is an effective way to have a temporary budget surplus; you have the freedom to spend or save it however you wish. Pay off your car faster by shortening your loan term and/or lowering your interest rate. These factors affect interest accrual. The smaller the amount and the less time spent accruing, the quicker you pay off your principal.

What Year and Mileage Qualify for Auto Refinance?

Most lenders won't refinance a vehicle that is older than 10 years old or greater than 140,000 miles. It must be 2010 or newer.

The application process is simple—and it takes just a few minutes to complete. If you qualify, you'll receive an offer in a few minutes.
The bottom line is that, while there is nothing to stop you from trying to refinance at any time, it is generally better to wait at least a short period of time. Wait at least 60-90 days from getting your original loan to refinance. It typically takes this long for the title on your vehicle to transfer properly, a process that will need to be completed before any lender will consider your application. Refinancing this early typically only works out for those with great credit. Consider refinancing after six months. If you have fair to great credit, you will begin to have refinancing options after this length of time. If you are a first-time car loan borrower, wait at least a year to refinance your loan. A first-time borrower typically needs to build up a good car loan payment history before refinancing.
To confirm your information, we may ask for documents such as an image of your driver’s license or paystubs that confirm your income. Don’t worry—you can easily snap a picture to upload documents right from your phone.
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