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More Daily auto finance news ...
- GM, Chrysler Merger on Hold After Treasury Says No to Aid
- GMAC Seeks Bank Holding Company Status
- Toyota to Export Tundra and Sequoia to Latin America and Middle East Markets
- Ford Smart Gauge Will Teach Gas Saving Techniques to Drivers
- GMAC No Longer Offering Loans in Seven European Countries
- Prius Will be a Seperate Hyrbid Only Brand
- 700 New Car Dealerships Will Close in 2008
- GM Asks Fed for $5 Billion for Chrysler Merger
- Chevy Sells Thousands of Camaros Before Hitting the Market
- Average Price of Gas Falls 53 Cents in Two Weeks
- Chrysler Cutting 25% of White Collar Employees
- VW Debuts Car-2-Car Communication
- Scion Named Most Reliable by Consumer Reports
- Chrysler Cuts Jobs as GM Cuts Benefits
- Jeep Liberty and Dodge Nitro Recalled for Faulty Parking Brake
- Toyota Expected to Post First Sales Drop in a Decade
- Don't Be Surprised if the Dealer Tells You to Give a Larger Down Payment
- GM Tells Buyers Auto Loans are Still Available in New Ad Campaign
- Kerkorian Sells Some of His Ford Shares After Big Losses
- Aging Suit Helps Carmakers Cater to the Elderly
- GM and Chrysler Could Make a Deal Before Halloween
- Electric MINI Revealed
- Toyota Launches Tiny iQ in Japan
- GMAC Offers Dealers Cash to Find Outside Lenders
- Computer Controlled Cars are a Reality in New York
