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Locations in Alexandria

2900 Richmond Hwy
Alexandria, Virginia 22305
(703) 721-4488
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311 N Henry St
Alexandria, Virginia 22314
(703) 436-1594
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3 Easy Steps to Get a Car Title Loan in Alexandria

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Depending on how much your car is worth, how much money you need and your ability to repay you could get up to $50,000.

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Process

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Requirements

Identification

The vehicle’s title

Personal details

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Title Loan Statistics in Alexandria, VA

$3,244

Average Title Loan in Alexandria

$6,295

Average Vehicle Value

5

Loans Funded in 2025

51.5%

Average Loan-to-Value

Based on 5 title loans funded in 2025

Most Common Vehicles for Title Loans in Alexandria, VA

Vehicle Make Avg. Year Avg. Mileage # of Loans
Toyota2013145,000 mi2
Audi2012147,000 mi1
BMW200699,000 mi1
Volkswagen2017118,000 mi1

Recent Title Loans Funded in Alexandria, VA

The table below shows actual title loans funded in Alexandria, VA. Amounts vary based on each vehicle’s make, model, year, and condition.

Year Make Model Miles Funded Amount
2012AudiS4147,000$3,000
2015ToyotaCorolla130,000$4,718
2006BMWM599,000$3,871
2010ToyotaRAV4160,000$1,890
2017VolkswagenJetta118,000$2,742

Frequently Asked Questions About Title Loans in Alexandria, VA

My car is worth well over $2,500 in Alexandria. Can I borrow more against it?

No. Virginia’s Motor Vehicle Title Loan Act, in Chapter 22 of Title 6.2, caps a title loan at $2,500 and at no more than 50% of the vehicle’s fair market value, whichever is lower. So even a higher-value car – and Alexandria’s recent loans include several upscale models – cannot support a title loan above $2,500, no matter how it appraises.

The fair-market value comes from a recognized pricing guide, and your documented ability to repay applies on top of those limits. If you need more than $2,500, a title loan is not the right tool, and a credit union or bank loan is worth comparing. We show the full APR, payment schedule, and total cost in writing before you sign

What protections does Virginia give me on an Alexandria title loan?

Virginia’s Chapter 22 includes several. You have the right to cancel the loan until the end of the third business day by returning the loan proceeds. If you fall behind, we must send written notice at least 10 days before repossessing, giving you time to cure, and after repossession we must give at least 15 days’ notice before sale along with a written accounting, with a right to redeem the vehicle before that sale. 

If the vehicle is sold, any surplus over what you owe must be returned, and we generally cannot pursue you for a deficiency unless you concealed or damaged the vehicle or hid an existing lien. Interest also stops once the vehicle is repossessed. Complaints can go to the State Corporation Commission’s Bureau of Financial Institutions, which regulates these lenders.

I work for the federal government or a contractor in the Alexandria area. How do I document income, and are there military protections?

Federal salaries, contractor pay, and similar income all count toward the ability-to-repay review Virginia requires. Bring recent pay stubs or a leave-and-earnings statement, an SF-50 or contract letter if you have one, 60 to 90 days of bank statements, and prior-year tax forms if your income varies – enough to show a realistic monthly figure.

If you are active-duty or a covered dependent connected to the Pentagon or Fort Belvoir, the federal Military Lending Act caps the Military APR at 36% and the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act adds repossession protections, so tell us before applying to have your status verified. Either way, review the full APR, payment schedule, and total cost in writing before signing.

Shir Amram
Written byShir AmramMontana Capital editorial team

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