If you’re facing an emergency and need cash fast, a car title pawn could be a great option. But how much can you actually borrow with a car title pawn in Georgia? Let’s break it down in simple terms.

It's important to note that we cannot provide an exact figure for the amount of cash available in your specific situation. The cash you can pawn your vehicle's title for depends on various factors unique to each borrower and their vehicle. The best way to determine the amount available to you is by initiating the inquiry process with us.

What Is A Car Title Pawn?

A car title pawn allows you to borrow cash against the title to your vehicle. Essentially, your vehicle's title is being offered up as collateral for the pawn.

Contrary to popular belief, with an auto title pawn, you do not lose access to your vehicle. When you pawn your title with Georgia Auto Pawn, Inc., you will be able to leave our premises with your vehicle. We just keep hold of your title while you repay the cash that you borrow. Due to the way in which a pawn works, all credit types can be considered.

How Much Can Georgia Auto Pawn, Inc. Lend Me?

With Georgia Auto Pawn, Inc. you can borrow title pawns of up to $15,000. The actual amount of cash that you might be able to receive depends on the condition of your vehicle and its market value.

How We Determine The Value Of Your Vehicle

With Georgia Auto Pawn, Inc., you can borrow anywhere from a few hundred dollars up to $15,000. The exact amount you can get depends on your vehicle’s condition and value.

Here’s what we look at to decide how much you can borrow:

1. Vehicle Inspection: We’ll inspect your car either at a location you choose or at one of our Georgia Auto Pawn, Inc. locations.
2. Market Value: We use a trusted pricing guide to determine the value of your car based on its condition and what similar cars are selling for.
3. Car Condition: If your car has any damage or needs repairs, this could lower the amount you can borrow. Our experts will evaluate how these issues affect your car’s value.

What About My Credit?

One of the biggest benefits of a car title pawn is that all credit types are welcome. Even if you have bad credit, it won’t stop you from getting the cash you need. We do a soft credit check to see if you pre-qualify, but this won’t affect your credit score in any way.

How Does The Car Title Pawn Process Work?

Georgia Auto Pawn, Inc. makes the car title pawn process simple. Depending on your vehicle and situation, you can pawn your title for up to $15,000.

The inquiry process can be started online or by giving us a call. Remember, you will need the following to hand if you wish to pawn the title to your vehicle:

• A lien-free title to your vehicle
• A government-issued photo ID

You will not be required to provide details of your income. However, you will need to think about whether you have the ability to cover the cost of the pawn.

After you have filled in that form, a representative from your local Georgia Auto Pawn, Inc. will give you a call. We will ask a few further questions and check that you have all of the required documents. If we believe we can help, you can either come to your local Georgia Auto Pawn, Inc. location or decide on a location that we can meet you at.

When you meet us in person, your vehicle will undergo an inspection. This way, we will know how much you can pawn your title for. We will also carry out a few additional checks on you. If everything is in order and you can pawn your title, you will be asked to sign a few forms. You can receive your cash as soon as the same day. You do not need a checking account to get a title pawn with Georgia Auto Pawn, Inc. We have alternative methods to provide you with your cash.

Start The Inquiry Process Today

Need to know how much cash you can get with a car title pawn? It’s easy! Start the process online with Georgia Auto Pawn, Inc. by filling out a short form. We’ll give you a call to answer any questions and help you get the cash you need fast.

Note: The content provided in this article is only for informational purposes, and you should contact your financial advisor about your specific financial situation.