Perhaps 2011 is the year for you to go to your nearest dealership and get an auto loan for this car. Perhaps not. Get out that car loan calculator and give it heck. You never know what you're gonna get! Someone call 911 because this car is on fire!  

 

If you have kids, or just want to have a cool table in the middle of your back seat, then Chrysler's Town and Country is the perfect car to get an auto loan for. Check it out!

 

 

Lamborghini, instead of chasing hybrid technologies like it's competitors, "is betting the bull farm on extreme weight reduction to meet its target of a 35-percent CO2 reduction by 2015."  The Lamborghini Sesto Elemento Concept is a concept where Lamborghini is trying to prove that old school engines work best, especially when the rest of the car is made of Carbon. That translates to light, which further translates to speed...as in super speed...as in 0-62 mph acceleration in 2.5 seconds....which further translates to death box.  But hey, who cares right? No one, and I mean no one, is going to get a car loan for a Lamborghini so they can feel safe.  They get it so they can feel cool.  Bottom line. And I'll say it: if you own a Lamborghini, you don't just feel cool, you ARE cool.  Check out the article here. 

I don't know what it is, but I love the Subaru Forester.  Perhaps it's because thered is an L.L. Bean edition.  Perhaps it's because Mick Dundee used to drive one in the commercials.  Who knows about such things? All I know is that if I could get an auto loan for any car out there, and I'm talking something realistic here, it would be a Subaru Forester.  Full-time, all wheel drive system; car like handling; generous interior space; and a strong standard safety feature list.  Check out the video from Roadloans here:

 

If you haven't seen this video, welcome to 9 months ago. Still greatness. And for those of you with kiddos looking to get a car loan, the swagger wagon might be it for you. Check it out!

Ahh the GMC Acadia.  Strong and attractive exterior, plenty of interior room with ample cargo capacity; family friendly; easy to drive; extensive standard features; great for on-road and severe weather conditions.  I test drove one of these when we were looking for a new SUV.  I have to say it is extremely roomy on the inside, especially as small as it looks from the outside. Could you see yourself in one of these?  It might be easier than you think.  Head on over to Road Loans and see about getting an auto loan for this bad boy. 

I didn't understand Hummers. I didn't understand going through the trouble of getting a car loan to buy a Hummer.  I didn't understand people who think Hummers are a good idea.  Now I do. My revelation came when I saw my friend's lower back tattoo, better known as a "tramp stamp." This is a normal guy, well, normal as in not a drug dealer who kills people...he's wife and 2 kids normal.  This somewhat normal guy was caught up in the tattoo craze of the early 2000's, you know when everyone wanted to look like their favorite 90s rock star?  In his case, he somehow managed to get his little memento just before culture had decided that lower back tatoos were for girls. So he's probably 1 of about 50 men in America who in thinking they were being edgy with their tatoos in strange places really turned out to look like a chick. 

Now when I think of Hummers and people who buy them, my friend and his tramp stamp come to mind. They were cool for awhile, namely because they were so rugged and military, but that idea did not translate well into a popular format.  No one thinks that your massive yellow H3 was ever an urban warfare troop transport.  It's a massive land yacht that looks stupid, and people who drive them thinking they are rugged and military actually look like tools...everyone laughs at them.  In other words, Hummers are the male tramp stamp of the automobile world.  

Check out the 2011 Dodge Charger .  Go to your nearest dealer, get a car loan, and purchase one of these bad boys.  If I could afford the payments, I'd be right in front of you in line. 

If you are like me, you are probably not going to be purchasing a real expensive car anytime soon.  Hey you can get great used cars for half the price!  But hold on a second...you can also get a NEW car for pretty cheap, but the question is, are cheap cars worth it, even if they are brand new?  Check out the 10 least expensive rides of 2010, along with a quick review of each car, here. 

How's this for an overload of information?  If you have a wild hair and want to see every car ever made in the U.S., check out this list from Wikipedia.  If you want to see every car brand ever made in the world, look here.