Auto loan payments are typically made monthly, but some lenders offer alternative frequencies like biweekly or quarterly. The most common option is monthly payments, with the loan agreement detailing the exact due date and amount each month. If a lender allows it, biweekly payments can shorten the payoff period, because you’re effectively making 13 full payments in a year instead of 12, which reduces interest over time. Quarterly payments are less common and may be available only in certain loan programs or with specific lenders. Always check the financing contract or contact the lender to confirm available payment frequencies and any implications for interest, fees, or payoff timing. If you’d like, I can look up current lender options based on your location or lender.
