At a glance
- Availability
- Affordability
- Customer Experience
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About iLending
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Loan amount
$5,000-$150,000
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Min. credit score
560
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APR from
5.94%-18.79%
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Funds available in
As soon as one day
Loan amount
$5,000-$150,000
Min. credit score
560
APR from
5.94%-18.79%
Funds available in
As soon as one day
iLending specializes in auto loan refinancing, rather than loans for new and used purchases. It serves borrowers with fair to excellent credit, and those with strong credit scores may secure lower rates than their current loan. iLending also asks upfront whether you’re looking to lower your payment or interest rate and helps design a loan that meets your needs.
Since iLending works as a third-party service between current borrowers and potential new lenders, it is able to offer competitive auto loan refinance rates.
Refinance auto loans | |
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APR | 5.49%-18.79% |
Loan amounts | $5,000-$150,000 |
Loan terms | 12-96 months |
Current auto loan borrowers can use iLending to search for lower interest rates or find a lower monthly payment. Its rates change frequently, according to iLending, so check current rates on its website. Since it works with many different lenders across the country, rates and terms vary. You can connect with one of iLending's loan specialists to find out specific term options that may be available to you.
You can reach iLending customer service by phone at 866-683-5505 or through its chat service. Customer service agents are available Monday through Friday from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. MT. Agents are also available Saturday and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. MT.
Live chat and phone assistance are available in both Spanish and English. Multilingual support like this is an uncommon perk.
The iLending application and funding process are completely online. Its website also has a calculator that encourages borrowers to calculate their estimated savings through refinancing. It is very easy to navigate and has a chat function that is accessible on its homepage.
Since iLending works with a wide range of credit profiles, it may be able to find a lender for you to refinance even if you don't have the best credit score. Still, it's worthwhile to check your rates with other lenders to confirm you're getting the best deal on your auto loan refinance.
Gravity is another auto lender that may appeal to people looking to refinance their car loans. Gravity excels by having a lower minimum credit score requirement, and it doesn’t charge any fees. Unlike iLending, it lists a starting APR (annual percentage rate). However, it can take up to ten days from the time you’re approved to receive funding.
If you are looking to refinance your auto loan, you may want to consider RefiJet. Like iLending, RefiJet isn’t a direct lender. It matches you with an expert who will assist you with applying for an auto loan and comparing your options. One unique feature is that RefiJet can help you cash out some of your car’s equity. However, iLending may offer better interest rates for well-qualified borrowers.
Interested applicants should make sure they meet iLending's basic requirements.
Other requirements — like vehicle age, mileage and loan balance — will likely depend on your finances and the lender you’re matched with. For more specific information, you can reach out to iLending either through its online chat feature or by phone.
You can apply to refinance your auto loan directly on iLending’s website. The process only takes three steps:
Overall score | 4.4 | |
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Availability | 4.5 | Since iLending works with a wide network of lenders, it can help borrowers in any state. It also offers a high loan amount. |
Affordability | 4.0 | Rates, fees and other key cost information aren't available until you prequalify. |
Customer experience | 4.4 | Customer service is available seven days a week, and available in both English and Spanish. |
Transparency | 4.5 | Prequalification is available, but it's also the only way to preview your potential costs. |
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iLending has a near-perfect score on Trustpilot, with 4.7 out of 5 stars. It has a strong track record of responding to reviewers, and a majority of the reviews reference specific customer support representatives who made the process seamless.
Here is what one borrower had to say about iLending:
“iLending was super simple to work with. Basically took care of all the back end stuff for me. They make it super easy being able to send pictures of item/paperwork. Specifically Jordan Pete was awesome to work with. Always answer upon calling or got back to me quickly. Any phone meeting we scheduled were held basically to the minute. I’d recommend these guys to anyone”
— Trustpilot user
Another shared this, in part:
“...this place saved me from a terrible situation. My previous lender didn't have a co-signer removal or refinance option, and after going through a rough divorce and all the highs and lows (credit scores) that come with it lol, I thought I'd never get out of it…”
— Trustpilot user
Those who had less savory things to say about iLending primarily mentioned unexpected fees and uneducated customer support.
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