Our vehicle loans feature opportunities to:

• Qualify for up to 125% financing.
• Take up to 84 months to repay for qualifying vehicles.
• Enjoy simple interest repayment schedules that allow you to pay off the loan at any time without penalty or additional interest.
• Ask about our loan discounts.

Vehicle financing available on:

• New and used autos.
• New and used motorcycles.
• New and used boats.
• New and used motor homes/RVs.
• ATVs.
• Watercraft.
• Snowmobiles and more.

GAP

The moment you drive your vehicle off the lot, it depreciates on average about 20%. If your vehicle is stolen or damaged and deemed a total loss, you are responsible to pay the difference between what you owe and what your insurance company says your vehicle is worth. Consider adding Guaranteed Auto Protection (GAP) to protect against financial liability and potentially save you thousands of dollars. Just ask for it when you apply for your loan.

Debt Protection

Accidents or illnesses that result in long-term disability or death and the eventual loss of a job or income can be devastating to a family's financial situation. Traditional health or life insurance policies don't cover expenditures like credit card payments or car loans that you use to keep a home and family running. Debt cancellation can protect you and your family in those situations.

For a few cents a day added to your credit loan payments, you can have peace of mind that in the event of a catastrophic incident, your loan obligations will be satisfied and your family and credit rating protected. Contact us to add Debt Cancellation to your loan today or ask for it when you close your next loan.

Resources and Special Programs

Heartland doesn't just put you in a product. We want you to make informed consumer decisions and understand what you are committing to. We offer educational resources and special programs to help you through the purchase process and get the vehicle you want at the best possible price and value.

What’s It Worth?

If you’re trading in a car or selling your current car for a down payment, then know its real value. Not researching may cause you to lose hundreds or thousands of dollars.

Visit Kelly Blue Book

What's It Going to Cost?

Choosing a fuel-efficient vehicle is good for the environment and good for your wallet. Check out the latest facts and figures on fuel economy from the U.S. government.

Visit fueleconomy.gov

Make an Informed Decision

Review tips on deciding between new and used, insurance, negotiating, and timing.

Auto Buying Educational Resources