Yes, but it may take some work. There are lenders that accommodate those with bad or no credit, but they come with extremely high interest rates and fees. A “second chance” car loan, also known as a subprime auto loan, might be your best option. These lenders specialize in those with extremely low credit scores, bankruptcies, or repossessions on their credit report. Many established banks offer second chance loans, which may carry higher interest rates. You may also find subprime auto loans at “buy here, pay here” dealerships, where payments are made directly to the dealership.