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Prince Edward Island (PEI) Car Loans

Prince Edward Island (PEI) is one of the eastern maritime Canadian provinces. It’s nestled between Nova Scotia and New Brunswick in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Known for its red sand beaches, seafood, and fertile farmland, it’s home to around 150,000 Canadians. This island also served as inspiration for the classic novel Anne of Green Gables. Though it’s small, measuring just 5670 kilometers, you still rely on your car to get from Point A to Point B. But, cars don’t last forever. This means every Islander will probably need auto financing at some point. When you decide it’s time to get a PEI car loan, we’ll be here for you.

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Why You Can Count on Car Loans Canada

There are plenty of financing aggregators out there. So, with that in mind, you’re probably wondering what sets us apart from the rest. Here are a handful of reasons you should choose us over the other guys.

It takes just two minutes to submit your application to over 300 banks.
The laws surrounding PEI car loans can be confusing. That’s why we hire service experts.
We support everything from conglomerates to your hometown bank.
From resources to easy filings, we make getting a car easy.
We don’t rely on asterisks or fine print to get your business. What you see is what you get.

Is Your Credit Not the Best? Don’t Worry! We Do Bad Credit Car Loans

To people with bad credit, the car hunt is an intimidating process. Every visit to the bank is a potential rejection. Each trip to the dealer feels like wading through a den of tiger sharks. Even knowing that 20-percent of Canadians have subpar credit isn’t enough to shake the sour taste car buying leaves in your mouth. The sky-high interest rate you get quoted at doesn’t help either. And, unfortunately, banks don’t care that your dog died. But, we do! We understand that you’re more than a number and believe that everyone deserves a safe, reliable vehicle. Bankruptcy or credit bumps. That’s why we partner with a variety of banks, including those in PEI, to offer affordable bad credit car loans. We also offer plenty of resources designed to help you build your credit and protect you against predatory lending. Click here to visit our blog and learn more.

There’s So Much More Than What’s Behind the Steering Wheel

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City Slicker or Farm Boy? It Doesn’t Matter to Us!

Whether you live in York or a Victorian mansion in Charlottetown, we can finance your PEI car loan. Still not sure if we service a town as small as yours? Take a look at our community list below:

Charlottetown
Summerside
Alberton
Borden-Carleton
Cornwall
Kensington
North Rustico
O'Leary
Souris
Stratford
Three Rivers
Tignish
Abram-Village
Afton
Alexandra
Annandale-Little Pond-Howe Bay
Bedeque and Area
Belfast
Bonshaw
Brackley
Breadalbane
Central Kings
Central Prince
Clyde River
Crapaud
Darlington
Eastern Kings
Greenmount-Montrose
Hampshire
Hazelbrook
Hunter River
Kingston
Kinkora
Linkletter
Lot 11 and Area
Malpeque Bay
Meadowbank
Miltonvale Park
Miminegash
Miscouche
Morell
Mount Stewart
Murray Harbour
Murray River
New Haven-Riverdale
North Shore
North Wiltshire
Northport
Sherbrooke
Souris West
St. Felix
St. Louis
St. Nicholas
St. Peters Bay
Tignish Shore
Tyne Valley
Union Road
Victoria
Warren Grove
Wellington
West River
York

Live Outside of Charlottetown? We Finance You Too!

Whether you live in Charlottetown or not, we offer car loans to people all over PEI. Click apply now below to get started.

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Interesting Facts About Prince Edward Island

Home to just 150,000 people, it’s the 10th most populous province in Canada.
The average Islander pays just $796 a year for car insurance.
In 2018, there were approximately 8,000 vehicles sold in PEI.
The island was discovered by Jacques Cartier in 1534. It used to be called Isle Saint-Jean.
Even if you count the 231 outlying islands, PEI is still the smallest province in Canada.
It’s the Inspiration for the late Victorian novel Anne of Green Gables.
Over half the land on PEI is used for farming with potatoes being one of the most common crops.
The blue jay is the provincial bird and the Lady’s Slipper the provincial flower.
The province’s capital was the site of the world’s longest softball game.
Also known as the “Garden of the Gulf”, the “Birthplace of Confederation”, the “Cradle of Confederation, and “Spud Island.”