What Is a Title Loan?
A title loan, sometimes called a car title loan, is a short-term loan that uses your vehicle title as collateral. LoanMax looks at your vehicle value and ability to repay, not just your credit history.
Title Loans Made Simple
A title loan from LoanMax lets you use your free and clear vehicle title to request fast cash while you keep driving your car. Learn how car title loans work, what you may need, and what to consider before starting an inquiry.
How Car Title Loans Work
With a car title loan, your vehicle helps secure the loan while you continue to drive it. The amount available depends on your vehicle appraisal, state rules, your need, and your ability to repay.
Can You Keep Driving Your Vehicle?
In many cases, yes. Customers typically keep using their vehicle while repaying the loan, as long as the loan terms are followed.
What You Typically Need
Requirements can vary by state and store, but a lien-free title, photo identification, income information, and the vehicle itself are common starting points.
- Your vehicle title, free and clear of liens
- A valid government-issued photo ID
- Proof of income or regular benefits
- Your vehicle for inspection
How the Process Works
- Start online, call 877-511-2274, or visit a nearby LoanMax location.
- Bring your documents and vehicle so our team can review your information.
- Review your terms carefully and, in many cases, leave with cash in about 20 minutes.
Start Online, Finish With Clear Next Steps
You can begin with an online inquiry to help our team understand your vehicle and contact information. Final approval, amount, and terms depend on review, state requirements, vehicle evaluation, and ability to repay.
What to Keep in Mind
Title loans are designed for short-term cash needs. Loan amounts vary by vehicle value, state rules, and your ability to repay. In many states, amounts range from $100 to $10,000.
Title Loans Near You
LoanMax operates store locations in multiple states. Use the locations page to find nearby title loan stores, phone numbers, directions, and state-specific information.
Title Loan Rules Vary by State
Loan availability, maximum amounts, rates, terms, fees, required notices, and disclosures can vary by state. Review the information for your local store and read any state-specific disclosures before moving forward.
Frequently Asked Questions About Title Loans
What is a title loan?
A title loan is a short-term loan that uses your free and clear vehicle title as collateral. The loan amount depends on factors such as vehicle value, state rules, your need, and your ability to repay.
Do I need a clear title for a title loan?
In most cases, your title needs to be free and clear of liens. Requirements can vary by state, so contact your local LoanMax store for details.
Can I keep driving my car with a title loan?
In many cases, customers continue driving their vehicle while repaying a title loan, as long as they follow the loan terms.
How much cash can I get for my title?
The amount may vary by state, vehicle value, your need, and your ability to repay. In many states, amounts range from $100 to $10,000.
How fast can I get cash?
Timing depends on your state, store, documents, vehicle evaluation, and approval. In many cases, customers may leave with cash in about 20 minutes after completing the in-store process.
What do I need to bring?
You may need your lien-free vehicle title, a government-issued photo ID, proof of income or regular benefits, and the vehicle for inspection.
Does credit matter for a title loan?
Credit may be reviewed, but your vehicle value and ability to repay are important parts of the review process.
Are title loans available in every state?
No. Availability, terms, amounts, and disclosures vary by state. Use the locations page to find stores and information for your area.
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Ready to Talk Through Your Options?
Call LoanMax at 877-511-2274 or start your online inquiry to learn more about title loans and available next steps.