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Locations in Tallahassee

1937 S Monroe St
Tallahassee, Florida 32301
(850) 204-9464
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3 Easy Steps to Get a Car Title Loan in Tallahassee

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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

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Title Loan Statistics in Tallahassee, FL

$1,911

Average Title Loan in Tallahassee

$5,380

Average Vehicle Value

10

Loans Funded in 2025

35.5%

Average Loan-to-Value

Based on 10 title loans funded in 2025

Most Common Vehicles for Title Loans in Tallahassee, FL

Vehicle Make Avg. Year Avg. Mileage # of Loans
Nissan2011163,367 mi2
Chevrolet2015116,558 mi2
Toyota2004207,540 mi2
Subaru2000172,364 mi1
Ram2014190,000 mi1

Recent Title Loans Funded in Tallahassee, FL

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

Year Make Model Miles Funded Amount
2017KiaSorento122,000$3,900
2005ToyotaCorolla233,080$2,025
2023ChevroletTraverse43,115$2,500
2007ChevroletHHR190,000$3,856
2003ToyotaCamry182,000$827
2007FordFive Hundred135,000$1,248
2010NissanMurano180,000$650

Frequently Asked Questions About Title Loans in Tallahassee, FL

I’m an FSU, FAMU, or TCC student. Should I get a title loan, and what should I check first?

Check lower-cost help first. The financial-aid offices at FSU, FAMU, and Tallahassee Community College can point students to emergency aid, short-term loans, or hardship grants, often interest-free, and credit unions serving the campus community offer small personal loans at a fraction of a title loan’s cost.

If you have checked those and a title loan is still the right short-term tool, one requirement matters especially for students: the vehicle’s title must be in your own name. A car titled to a parent cannot be pledged by you unless ownership is properly transferred first, so confirm the title status before you apply.

I work for the state or a public university. How do I document my income?

Salaried public-sector pay is straightforward to document for our ability-to-repay review. Bring recent pay stubs, bank statements showing the direct deposits, and any documentation of regular supplemental pay.

Because state pay runs on a set cycle, plan the 30-day term around your pay dates so the payment lands comfortably. If there is any chance of a budget or schedule disruption, size the loan conservatively and remember that Florida allows partial payments and 30-day extensions if you need to adjust, as long as you contact our office before a payment is missed.

A storm disrupted my income. Can I get more time on my Tallahassee title loan?

Possibly, and the key is to reach out before a payment is missed. A Florida title loan can be extended in additional 30-day periods by mutual written consent, with the rate capped at the original and no capitalizing of unpaid interest, and lenders must accept partial payments.

The Big Bend region sees real storm impacts, so if a hurricane has affected your finances, contact us promptly to discuss an extension or a partial-payment plan and get any agreement in writing. State and federal relief programs may also be available after a declared disaster. Going silent and missing the maturity date is the costliest path.

Shir Amram
Written byShir AmramMontana Capital editorial team

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