Get the car back on the road, then get back to normal.
Start my request$100 to $5,000 · if a lender approves you, funding is often the next business day
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Small loans for people who keep a car on the road
SedanWise does not lend. One short request goes to lenders we work with, and any that respond must show you the price before you agree.
Pick a figure, add your contact details and say how you get paid. It fits on a phone screen and takes a few minutes.
Lenders we partner with weigh your request by their own rules. Some will pass on it; one may come back with an offer.
The rate, the fees and every due date are shown before you sign. If the deal does not suit you, close the page and owe nothing.
Treat a loan offer like the gauges on a long drive. These are the readings worth checking before you go anywhere.
| APR | The yearly cost, fees included. Short-term loans often run high here, sometimes past 200%. |
|---|---|
| Total to repay | The full dollar amount leaving your account by the final payment. |
| Due dates | Each payment date and amount. Line them up with your paydays. |
| Late or returned payment | The charge if a payment slips or bounces. |
| Renewals | Whether the loan can be rolled over, and what that adds. |
SedanWise has no hand in pricing. Each lender and each state sets its own. Borrow the smallest figure that fixes the problem.
Get the car back on the road, then get back to normal.
Start my requestNo. SedanWise is a referral site. A lender we pass your request to makes any loan, on its own terms, and the agreement is between the two of you.
Anything from $100 to $5,000. A lender may offer less than you asked for, depending on your details and where you live.
Possibly. A lender may check your credit while it reviews the request; it explains how before you accept anything.
That is up to the lender and your bank. Once approved, some lenders fund the next business day, and the offer will say when.
Be 18 or older, live in a state we serve, have steady income and a checking account in your name, and a phone number and email you actually check.
No. Lenders pay us for referrals. Any rate or fee you see comes from the lender, and you see it before signing.