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More Daily auto finance news ...
- Toyota, Honda and Ford Top Reliability Survey
- Chrysler Financial to Liquidate and Stop Operations by End of 2011
- Tax Credits for Hybrids and Diesels are Still Available, But Not For Long
- Comparison Shopping Trumps Brand Loyalty for New Car Buyers
- Struggling Banks are Closing Credit Cards Without Warning
- Consumer Groups Want Dealerships to be Watched by Consumer Financial Protection Agency
- Fewer Auto Loans Being Approved
- Subaru Outback Named SUV of the Year by Motor Trend Magazine
- Chase Increases Auto Loan Originations 82% in Third Quarter
- LaHood Impressed With Detroit Three's Changes
- Hummer Sale to Chinese Company Complete
- Consumers Having Trouble Getting Mortgages, But Not Auto Loans
- Chrysler Splits Dodge Into Two Separate Brands
- Mercedes-Benz Allows Customers to Make Auto Loan Payments Through iPhone App
- Saturn Dealers Start the Shut-Down Process
- Ford Down 5.1% in September, Hyundai Up 27%
- Penske Terminates Talks With GM to Buy Saturn Brand
- GM and eBay End Online Car Buying Program
- Toyota Floor Mat Recall
- Toyota Increases Global Sales Forecast
- Gas Prices Continue to Fall
- Leasing Starts to Make a Comeback
- Consumers Traded Clunkers in For...Hummers?
- More Than 60,000 Cash For Clunkers Vouchers Rejected
- Chrysler Announces it Will Lease Vehicles
