DETROIT -- Quit stressing about your credit score, getting a new car loan may be easier than ever right now. "The Wall Street Journal" says a study shows lenders are willing to give loans to buyers with less than perfect credit. Experian numbers show auto loans to those with subpar credit accounted for 18.2-percent of loans during the second quarter. That number is up more than one-percent from the first quarter. Some believe it's a sign finance companies are starting to welcome consumers with credit scores lower than 700.
