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Locations in Monrovia

1136 S Myrtle Ave
Monrovia, California 91016
(626) 605-3058
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3 Easy Steps to Get a Car Title Loan in Monrovia

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Apply either online or by phone. Montana Capital is here to help you get a loan using your car title as collateral - fast and secured!

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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

  • Apply online or call us
  • Get approved
  • Get the cash loan
  • Keep driving your vehicle

Requirements

Identification

The vehicle’s title

Personal details

References

Ability-to-repay

Benefits

Get up to $50,000

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Title Loan Statistics in Monrovia, CA

$5,017

Average Title Loan in California

$10,622

Average Vehicle Value

4,675

Loans Funded in 2025

47.2%

Average Loan-to-Value

Based on 4,675 title loans funded in 2025

Most Common Vehicles for Title Loans across California

Vehicle Make Avg. Year Avg. Mileage # of Loans
Toyota2015132,474 mi822
Honda2016116,212 mi521
Chevrolet2013123,687 mi492
Ford2014128,318 mi453
Nissan2017135,205 mi296

Recent Title Loans Funded in California

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

Year Make Model Miles Funded Amount
2014BMW4-Series150,000$2,525
2017KiaRio97,607$5,015
2009ChevroletSilverado 1500135,000$4,015
2023HondaCivic18,000$2,525
2019Indian MotorcycleChieftan Dark Horse2,500$4,000
1966FordEconoline Pickup63,000$2,525
2020ChevroletTraverse65,000$4,915

Frequently Asked Questions About Title Loans in Monrovia, CA

Can I get a title loan on a classic or collector car in Monrovia?

Yes, and Monrovia is a fitting place to ask, with Old Town’s classic-car following and the Friday night street fair. We fund title loans on classic and collector vehicles, and approval here rests on the same two pillars as any title loan: your ability to repay from documented income, and the vehicle’s value as collateral. The collector twist is on the value side, where a well-kept or restored classic can appraise above a normal car of the same age, and sometimes above newer cars, because value tracks the specialty resale market, condition, and originality rather than model year. California’s lending rules apply on top. If you have appraisal paperwork, restoration receipts, or recent photos, send them with your application and they help us value it accurately. 

Can I still take my car to shows or sell it while it has a title loan in Monrovia?

Showing it is no problem. You keep and drive your car during the loan, so taking a classic to a local cruise night or the Old Town street fair is completely fine.

Selling is different. While the loan is active, we hold a lien on the title, so the car cannot be sold with a clear title until the balance is paid and the lien is released. If a buyer comes along, the usual path is to pay off the loan first, or to clear the balance from the sale proceeds at the time of sale. Tell us you are planning to sell and we will give you the exact payoff figure.

What happens to my title loan if my car is totaled or stolen?

The loan does not disappear, which is the main reason we ask that the vehicle stays insured. If the car is totaled or stolen, your insurance payout would normally go toward the remaining loan balance first.

If the payout covers the balance, the loan is cleared. If it falls short, you may still owe the difference, so it is worth checking whether your policy would leave a gap. If this happens during your loan, let us know and we will tell you exactly where the balance stands and what your options are.

Shir Amram
Written byShir AmramMontana Capital editorial team

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