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Getting a car loan in Toronto has just become a lot easier.  Just fill out our 100% secure online credit application and your auto loan will be approved within 3 hours of clicking “Submit”.  It’s that simple!  All you have to do is have a full time job and make at least $10.10/hour and you’re “Approved”.  Even if you had a bankruptcy or are in a current consumer proposal CA Lending® will have you “Approved” and

CA Lending® has been providing car loans for people with bad credit in Ontario and across Canada with interest rates as low as 3.97% APR (o.a.c.).  When starting fresh after bankruptcy an auto loan is the quickest and most efficient way to reestablish your credit.  CA Lending® has facilitated thousands of car loans over the years providing consumers with realistic solutions even if you have no credit or are in a current consumer proposal.  So

3 reasons why you should make CA Lending® your complete car loan and vehicle provider: 1.  CA Lending® has the lowest interest rates for auto loans in the entire country.  Here, car loan interest rates begin at 3.97%.  CA Lending® also has terms up to 84 months for 2012 models and higher. 2.  CA Lending® gives you access to hundreds of quality vehicles for your auto loan at next to wholesale prices.  From compact cars, to

Get a car loan at CA Lending® during the month of December and become eligible for up to $1000 in savings on your vehicle.  Whether you have good credit, bad credit, had a bankruptcy, or are in consumer proposal, CA Lending® will provide you with an auto loan that is manageable and affordable.  CA Lending® will also be open and providing car loans during the Christmas holidays with huge savings.  But don’t wait, because these offers are

A ‘fixed rate’ car loan‘s interest rate remains unchanged or ‘fixed’ for the full term of the loan whereas a ‘variable rate’ car loan‘s interest rate can go up or down depending on the prime lending rate.  So if the prime lending rate is 3% and your auto loan is 4% over prime then your car loan interest rate would be 7%.  If the prime lending rate should happen to rise form 3% to 3.5%