Car repair loans: back on the road by tomorrow.
A transmission, brakes or a dead battery can't wait for payday when the car gets you to work. Borrow $500 to $2,500, get a decision in minutes, and pay the shop today.
What car repair typically costs
Ballpark ranges in the U.S. — get a written quote before you borrow so you request only what you need.
Before you borrow
- Get a written estimate before you borrow — shops will hold a quote for a few days.
- Ask whether the shop takes a deposit so you can borrow only the balance.
- For repairs under $600 a short-term loan cleared next paycheck is usually cheapest.
- Keep the invoice; some lenders ask what the funds were for.
How it works for car repair
One request, lenders licensed in your state, the agreement before you sign.
Request now- RequestAmount, pay date, checking account — 3 minutes
- Soft checkEligibility without touching your score
- AgreementAPR, schedule and total shown; decline free
- FundedNext business day; same day possible
Car repair loan FAQ
How fast can I get a car repair loan?
Decision in minutes; funds usually by the next business day, same day possible if you sign before 10 a.m. local time.
Do I need the car as collateral?
No. These are unsecured loans — nothing is secured against the vehicle, unlike a title loan.
What if the repair costs more than estimated?
Borrow a little above the estimate if you can afford the payment; most installment loans have no penalty for repaying the unused part early.
Cover the car repair — then get on with your week.
Request $500 – $2,500 with a soft credit check. See the full cost before you decide.