Yes, buyers with fair credit can get car financing, but rates are higher and approvals hinge on down payment, debt load, and loan term.

Yes, auto financing can still work without a current license, but you’ll need valid ID and insurance, and many lenders still ask for a current license.

No, lenders rarely fund salvage-title purchases; financing usually requires a rebuilt title after inspection and proof of roadworthiness.

Yes, financing a car with a rebuilt title is possible, but lenders tighten terms and insurance choices shrink.

Yes, 0% APR car financing exists through maker promos for top-tier credit, and it often trades cash rebates for the rate.

Yes, many lenders finance cars with an ITIN, though requirements and rates vary by lender.

Yes, car financing without earnings is possible, but you’ll need alternative income, a co-signer, larger cash down, or extra collateral.

Yes, a company can buy or lease a vehicle using business credit when the lender can verify the entity’s credit, income, and liability coverage.

No, financing a vehicle usually requires collision and comprehensive along with liability coverage.

Yes, financing a car with collection accounts is possible, though pricing and approval hinge on income, down payment, and how old the debts are.