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More Daily auto finance news ...
- GM Loses $9.6 Billion in Fourth Quarter
- Is Ford Really in the Clear? Automaker Cuts Staff and Pay
- Ford Vehicles Will Be Less Expensive to Repair and Insure Thanks to New Facility
- Treasury Preparing for Bankruptcy Loan for GM and Chrysler
- Ford Prospers While GM and Chrysler Suffer
- Lenders Use TARP Funds to Give Out More Car Loans
- Saab Files for Bankruptcy
- Say Goodbye to These Brands
- Chrysler and GM Submit Viability Plans, Ask For More Money
- Navy Federal Credit Union Pledges $3.5 Billion in Car Loans
- Detroit Automakers Trim Options to Lower Prices
- BMW Will Pay the First Two Months of Your Car Loan
- GM Puts 10,000 More Jobs on the Chopping Block
- Nissan to Cut 20,000 Jobs
- 'Cash for Clunkers' Pulled From Economic Stimulus Bill
- A Few Car Makers See an Increase in January Sales Figures; Chrysler Down 55%
- 'Cash for Clunkers' Program May Become a Reality
- Toyota Expected to Post First Net Loss in 40+ Years
- Ford Still Offering Highest Available Tax Credit on Two of its Hybrids
- Now You Can Buy a Limo Like President Obama's
- How to Buy a Car During the Auto Industry Crisis
- Dealers Complain That GMAC Bailout Hasn't Helped
- Rumors are True - Chrysler and Fiat Form Strategic Alliance
- Fiat and Chrysler Reportedly in Talks to Form a Partnership
- 'Cash for Clunkers' Program Could Help You Buy a New Car
