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More Daily auto finance news ...
- GM Releases YouTube Video Asking for Bailout Support
- Ford Reportedly Will Offer Employee Pricing
- BMW Announces Diesel Prices
- New Models Mean Deep Discounts on Leftovers
- Auto Czar May be Appointed by Obama
- Ford Not Relying on Bailout for Survival
- Congress Considering Tax Deductions on New Cars
- GM to Lay Off 1,060 Workers at Lordstown, Ohio Plant and Possibly Push Back Production of New Chevy Cruze
- Automakers Could be Included in $700 Billion Bailout
- Like Rats From a Sinking Ship, GM Workers Are Exiting in Droves
- If a Detroit Automaker Fails, Job Losses in the Millions Could Spread to Many Other Sectors
- Dealers Turn to Credit Unions to Get Auto Loans for Their Customers
- Obama Plans to Help Auto Industry
- GM's Fate Uncertain, Chrysler Merger a No-Go
- Hybrid Tax Rebates Expiring
- Automakers Could See $25 Billion Loan by January
- Car Dealers Divided Over Sunday Sales
- GMAC Loses $2.52 Billion in Third Quarter
- Chinese Companies Build Knockoffs of Popular Cars
- American Automakers May Get Another $25 Billion Loan
- GM October Sales Plunge 45%; Ford's Sink 30% and Toyota Down 23%
- Air-Powered Cars May Hit America Soon
- Minivan Celebrates 25th Anniversary But How Much Longer Will it Be Around?
- Nissan's Versa is Officially the Cheapest Car in America
- GM, Chrysler Merger on Hold After Treasury Says No to Aid
