“There are plenty of lenders that specialize in bad credit loans, but as you have found, all of them usually have high interest rates.
Examining your credit score is how lenders determine risk, and lending to someone with bad credit is high-risk so they need to charge accordingly.
If you can’t afford the higher interest rates, you should save up the money to pay for a cheap car in cash or wait until your credit score has improved to try to buy a new car.
To improve your credit score, you can:
Seek out higher credit limits
Dispute credit report errors
Avoid closing credit cards
Be added to the credit card account of someone with with good credit as an authorized user
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