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Bankruptcy Auto Loans

Bankruptcy is a fresh start, not a permanent roadblock. We help people get approved for auto financing after Chapter 7 and Chapter 13.

Life After Bankruptcy: You Can Still Drive

Filing for bankruptcy is one of the most difficult financial decisions a person can make, but it's also a legal tool designed to give people a second chance. If you've recently gone through Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you may be surprised to learn that auto financing is often available to you sooner than you think.

Your Time To Drive works with lenders who specifically work with post-bankruptcy borrowers. You don't have to wait years to rebuild your credit before getting back on the road.

Chapter 7 vs. Chapter 13 Bankruptcy

Chapter 7 (Liquidation Bankruptcy)

Chapter 7 discharges most unsecured debts and typically takes 3–6 months to complete. Once your discharge is granted, many lenders will consider you for auto financing immediately, because your existing debts have been cleared, your debt-to-income ratio may actually be more favorable than before.

Chapter 13 (Reorganization Bankruptcy)

Chapter 13 involves a 3–5 year repayment plan. Getting an auto loan while in an active Chapter 13 requires trustee approval, which your bankruptcy attorney can help with. Many lenders work with active Chapter 13 filers who can demonstrate the ability to take on a vehicle payment within their plan.

What to Expect

Post-bankruptcy auto loans typically come with:

These terms aren't permanent. Many of our customers refinance at lower rates within 1–2 years as their credit improves.

How to Strengthen Your Application

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