CAR FINANCING, EXPLAINED.
Buying a car is a big decision. But what happens when your credit isn't perfect, you've been turned down before, or you're not sure what you can afford? We help you understand how financing works, what lenders look for, and what options may be available. No confusing sales talk. Just a clearer way to start.
Understand your options before making a decision.

Maybe you've been turned down before. Maybe you're worried about your credit. Or maybe you just don't want to agree to payments you'll regret later. We understand. You deserve to know what you're getting into before making a big financial commitment.

Answer a few questions about the vehicle you need, your budget, and your financing concerns.
Credit history, income, existing debts, and the vehicle you choose can affect financing options.
With your permission, we can connect you with a participating Canadian dealership that may be able to help.
If financing is offered, review the payment, interest rate, loan length, fees, and total cost before making a decision.
per month for 60 months
Total Payments$24,000
per month for 84 months
Total Payments$29,400
Option B costs less each month, but the total payments are $5,400 higher.
Always look at the full cost, not just the monthly payment.
Illustrative examples only, not actual loan offers. Actual costs depend on the vehicle price, interest rate, and fees.
Sometimes financing isn't available right away. That doesn't mean you should give up or accept a deal that doesn't fit your budget. Depending on your situation, possible next steps may include:
Checking your credit report.
Looking at a more affordable vehicle.
Saving for a down payment.
Reducing existing debt.
Waiting until your finances improve.
We'll help explain what may be worth considering next.
Credit challenges, past bankruptcies, or consumer proposals may affect the options available. Participating dealerships and lenders review each application. We can help explain what information may be needed, but financing approval is not guaranteed.
Ask about any fees before proceeding. The dealership or lender can explain any costs tied to an application or financing offer.
A down payment may or may not be required. It depends on the lender, vehicle, and application. Review the terms of any offer before deciding.
Timing varies based on your application and the participating dealership or lender. We will explain the next steps and any additional information needed.
Vehicle availability depends on participating dealerships and their current inventory. Tell us the type of vehicle and budget you have in mind, and we can explore possible options.
Home ownership is not the only factor lenders may consider. Requirements vary, and a lender may review income, credit history, existing debts, and other information.
A cosigner may help in some situations, but they may also be legally responsible for the loan. Ask the lender to explain the cosigner's obligations before agreeing.
We take your information seriously. Before submitting an application, review the privacy notice to understand how your information may be used and shared. For questions, email [email protected].
Start with a few simple questions. We'll help you understand what happens next.