July 7, 2025

Bankruptcy Isn’t the End — It’s a Reset

Bankruptcy filings are up nearly 16% over the past year, especially across Montana and the Mountain Region.

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If you’ve filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, you’re not alone — and you’re not out of options. Most Chapter 7 cases are discharged within 3 to 6 months, but once that happens, many people struggle to get approved for basic financing like auto loans.

Getting a Car After Bankruptcy

After a bankruptcy discharge, most banks and credit unions say no. But you still need a vehicle to work, live, and rebuild. Traditional lenders typically make you wait 1–2 years, even if your debt is gone.

That’s where alternative financing comes in.

What to Look For

If you’ve had a bankruptcy, look for:

  • A dealer that reports on-time payments to credit bureaus
  • A warranty-backed vehicle
  • A program designed for credit rebuilding, not credit punishment

We Help Montanans Rebuild

At Randash Auto Center, we work with customers across Montana who are rebuilding after bankruptcy. Every vehicle comes with a 2-year / 24,000-mile warranty. We report on-time payments, and you earn Randash Bucks — 10 = a free oil change.

We’re here to help you move forward — with a car, a plan, and a second chance.

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