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More Daily auto finance news ...
- Chrysler May Start Leasing Vehicles Again
- Car Loans 60 Days Past Due Increase 21.2 Percent, Still Less Than One Percent Overall
- New Ultra Luxury Cars Debut Amid Slow Sales
- Top 10 Most Exciting Cars of 2010
- Ford's August Sales Up 17%, Hyundai Up 47%
- Auto Loan Delinquencies Continue to Drop
- Vehicle Prices Expected to Remain High Until November
- Cash For Clunkers Causes Buyer's Remorse For Some
- Cash For Clunkers Aftermath
- Fed Chairman Says Economic Growth Could Happen Soon
- Cash For Clunkers Will End Monday at 8 P.M.
- Hundreds of N.Y. Dealers Withdraw From Cash For Clunkers Program
- Average FICO Score Drops as Cash For Clunkers Shoppers Get Approved For Car Loans
- Detroit Three Score Better in Satisfaction Study
- Chrysler Plans to Open 140 New Dealerships
- Vouchers Will Let Buyers Trade-in Clunker and Take New Car Home Later
- Cash for Clunkers Causes Low Inventory, Vouchers Proposed to Allow Buyers to Receive Car Later
- Things Dealers Can't Do When You Trade-in Your Clunker
- Californians Can Now Buy GM Vehicles on eBay
- GMAC Leasing Vehicles Again
- Cash for Clunkers Program Renewed
- Car Loan Delinquencies Rise, Will Interest Rates Follow?
- Corolla Passes Focus as #1 Cash for Clunkers Pick, Senate Expected to Approve More Funding
- Senate Expected to Approve Clunker Funds Before Recess
- Ford's July Sales Increase 2.3%, First Monthly Increase in Two Years
