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Car loans can feel confusing, but we're here to make things clear in plain language. Whether you're wondering how fast approvals happen, how bad credit impacts your options, or what documents you need, this page has you covered.
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Approvals & Applications
Yes, we at GetGoing offer auto loans to individuals with bad or no credit.
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Approval times vary; It can take a few business days, depending on application complexity and documentation. But with us, you can get approved for auto financing in Canada in 24 hours.
Typically, you'll need proof of identity, income, residence, and credit history. Additional documents may include employment verification and banking statements.
A co-signer may not be required but can improve approval chances and potentially secure better loan terms, especially for those with limited or poor credit history.
Approval times vary; online applications may yield decisions within minutes, while traditional lenders might take several days, depending on documentation and underwriting processes.
Income requirements vary, but they generally ensure that you can afford the monthly payments. Majorly, debt-to-income ratios and employment stability are considered.
Yes! You can complete our application entirely online, no branch visits required, making your car financing experience fast, simple, and convenient.
You can check your eligibility quickly using our Credit Calculator. Just select your credit rating, enter the loan amount, choose your payment frequency (weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly), and input the number of months. The calculator gives you an instant estimate of your approval options, helping you plan confidently before submitting a full application.
Applying for a car loan with us is easy: apply online in minutes, get matched with a finance manager to discuss your tailored financing options, and choose your deal. Then, pick up your car or have it delivered right to your doorstep—drive away quickly and confidently.
Rates & Payments
Car loan calculators estimate monthly payments by inputting vehicle price, down payment, interest rate, and loan term. They use formulas to compute principal and interest portions of payments.
As of June 2025, the average car loan interest rate in Canada is approximately 6.90%, varying based on credit score and loan terms.
Higher credit scores indicate lower risk, leading to lower interest rates. Lower scores may result in higher rates due to perceived lending risk.
The average car loan term in Canada is approximately 70 months, balancing manageable monthly payments with total interest costs.
Yes, you can extend the loan term and lower monthly payments, but this may increase total interest paid over the life of the loan.
Monthly payments are influenced by loan amount, interest rate, loan term, down payment, and credit score. A higher credit score can lead to lower interest rates, reducing monthly payments.
Repayment terms for our car loans are highly flexible. You can choose to pay weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly and select the loan duration in months, allowing you to tailor your payments to fit your budget and financial goals.
Yes, many lenders allow customization of loan terms, including payment frequency and amount, to align with your budget.
Bad Credit
At GetGoing, you can qualify for a car loan in Canada even with a low credit score. Our trusted lenders provide tailored financing solutions, helping you secure your vehicle quickly with manageable down payments and competitive rates.
Yes, auto financing for used cars is available with GetGoing, even on a less-than-perfect credit history. Lenders may require some down payment or a co-signer.
Yes, financing options are available for used vehicles with bad credit. Terms may vary, and it's advisable to compare offers.
Yes, self-employed individuals can qualify, often requiring additional documentation like tax returns and proof of income. Lenders assess income stability and creditworthiness.
Having less-than-perfect credit doesn't mean you can't secure a car loan. Many lenders provide tailored options, and by exploring different offers, you can still find an affordable rate that fits your needs.
Some no-credit-check lenders do report your payments to credit bureaus. By making regular, on-time payments, you can steadily build or improve your credit score over time.
Yes, proof of employment for at least three months and a minimum monthly income of $2,000 is required, as this demonstrates financial stability and supports approval for a bad credit car loan.
Yes, many car loans for applicants with bad credit can also serve as an opportunity to rebuild credit. Making consistent, on-time payments is one of the most effective ways to improve your credit score over time.
Rebuilding credit can take several months to years, depending on payment consistency and other factors. Regular on-time payments are crucial.
Eligibility
Yes, seniors can apply for auto loans with us. Lenders may consider income sources like pensions or annuities when evaluating eligibility. Proof of income and creditworthiness are essential factors in the approval process.
Yes, with us, newcomers to Canada can apply for car loans. Even without a credit history, competitive financing is possible.
Financing a car can impact your debt-to-income ratio, potentially affecting your ability to secure other loans. It's crucial to consider your overall financial situation.
Vehicles & Loan Management
With us, you can finance a wide range of vehicles, including new and used cars, trucks, SUVs, and electric vehicles. We work with you to find the best financing options.
Missing a payment can lead to late fees, increased interest rates, and potential damage to your credit score. Repeated missed payments may result in loan default.
Transferring an auto loan to a new owner is generally not permitted. Selling the car requires paying off the loan balance, with any remaining equity transferred to the seller.
If your car is written off or stolen, insurance may cover the loan balance. If not, you remain responsible for any remaining debt.
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