Most people never shop their auto loan after the dealership. Three reasons yours is probably higher than it needs to be.
What a refinance can look like across the credit spectrum, on a $20,000 balance over 72 months. Your own rate depends on your car, income and credit.
Five taps. Buddy does the legwork.
Model year, mileage, what you owe and your credit range. Under a minute, and I never ask for your SSN.
I check your answers against lenders that refinance cars like yours in your state and pick the one that fits.
The lender confirms your rate, pays off your current loan and handles the title paperwork. You start paying less.
Most people never check after they drive off the lot.
A year of on-time payments can move you into a better tier than the one you were priced at. Lenders don’t lower your rate on their own.
Dealer-arranged financing can include a markup over what the lender actually offered. Refinancing directly can take it out.
Buying the car and signing the loan usually happen in the same visit. There’s no time to shop, so most people don’t.
Nope. Checking with me doesn’t touch your credit. If you move forward, the lender runs a check to confirm your rate.
Not a cent. The lenders I connect you with pay me, so you never do.
Just your car’s model year, rough mileage, what you owe, and your credit range. I never ask for your Social Security number.
Depends on the lender. Most have a cap on age and mileage, which is why I ask up front. I only match you with lenders that fit your car.
You see your match the second you finish. Once you accept an offer, most refinances close within days. The slow part is usually your current lender sending the payoff.
Five taps and I’ll shop 100+ lenders to find you a lower rate. No SSN, no credit hit, no cost.
We are not a lender or a broker and do not make credit decisions. We are compensated by the lenders we match you with. Completing our questions is not a loan application. Approval, rates and terms are set by the lender and depend on your credit, vehicle and state. Rate and payment figures on this page are industry averages or illustrative examples, not offers. Sources: Experian State of the Automotive Finance Market Q2 2026; TransUnion.