Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Usually, the average car title loan is 25-50% of the value of your car. This means that most title loans are worth $100 to $5,500, but some lenders will allow you to borrow more.
Keep in mind that title loans often have very high APRs and short repayment periods. This means that the more you take out, the larger your monthly payments will be. Make sure that you can make the monthly payments before taking out the loan to avoid losing your vehicle to repossession.
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