Car loans customers given green guide

New and used car finance customers looking for a more eco-friendly purchase may be interested to hear the results of a new study...

Awards inform car loans choices

According to motortorque.com, the magazine found the Ford Focus RS the best used car purchase with the car also accepting the title of best hot hatch...

Car loans customers urged to remember headlights

According to Car Pages, around 54 per cent of respondents, including those who may have just purchased a new vehicle with approved car finance, admitted to unknowingly having driven at night without headlights...

Justy the vehicle for car loans customers

According to Auto Express, the Japanese manufacturer's new small car, named the Justy, has just gone on sale with a price tag of £8,495...

Car loans customers could consider US saloon

Earlier this month the Times highlighted the Chrysler Crossfire as another good option for those looking for a used car...

RS Focus could be more affordable with car loans

It is reported that the new car, which could be made more affordable with approved car finance, will be priced at around £25,000 and will compete with the likes of Volkswagen's Golf R32 and Subaru's Impreza STI, Auto Express reports.

Car loans customers advised on 2008 deals

The magazine highlighted Subaru's latest Impreza hatchback, the WRX, which is now available with £3,000 off its original list price of £19,995 and states that in the new year Toyota is also expected to make some special offers available on its RAV4, Aygo and Yaris models...

Car loans 'helping those with poor credit'

The website reports that buying a new car can be a big outlay and that many people with poor credit ratings can struggle to overcome this using high street lenders.

Car loan could secured sporty new Mazdas

According to Auto Express, the Japanese manufacturer is set to unveil its latest MX-5 roadster and 6 models next week, which it states are expected to be as good on the road as they are to look at.

Longer car loan can handcuff buyer

Now, the auto loan industry is reacting to spillover from that crisis in ways that might surprise you. Rather than cutting back on loan terms, lenders are lengthening their car loans as a way of avoiding defaults.