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More Daily auto finance news ...
- September Auto Sales Figures are Downright Ugly
- President Bush Approves $25 Billion Auto Loan Bill
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- Car Renters Embrace Sharing
- Auto Loan Down Payments Increase Along with Age of Trade-Ins
- Diesel Volkswagen Sets Guinness Record with Nearly 60 MPG
- More Dealers Using Viral Videos to Attract Customers
- Ford Model T Celebrates 100th Birthday
- International Discontinues Line of Super-Sized Trucks
- Electric Car Charging Stations Make Their Way into Smaller Cities
- Auto Loan Approval Ratings Drop for All Credit Levels
- GM to Build $370 Million Plant in Michigan
- Insurance Institute for Highway Safety Names 11 New Vehicles Top Safety Picks
- Nation's Largest Chevy Dealer Closes All 13 of its Dealerships
- Chrysler Financial to Defer Payments for Hurricane Victims
- Congress Says Yes to $25 Billion in Loans for Detroit's Big Three
- 2009's Coolest New Vehicle Technology
- National Damaged Car Registry Coming in Six Months
- Look Out Chevy Volt - Here Comes Chrysler and its 3 New Electric Vehicles
- GM Says No to Super Bowl Ads to Save Money
- Auto Loan Delinquency Rises
- BMW to Cut Incentives, Production, Staff in North America to Curb Damage
- Chrysler Will Let Dealers Preview Electric Car
- Bob Lutz Talks About the Chevy Volt with Stephen Colbert
- Ford Motor Credit Allows Customers Affected by Hurricane Ike to Delay Car Payments
