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More Daily auto finance news ...
- Chrysler Financial Receives $1.5 Billion Loan
- Toyota and Honda Cut Production, Incentives May Go Too
- Popular Leased Vehicles May Not be Great Deals
- Toyota Managers Plan to Buy Cars to Bump Sales
- Council Calls for Cancellation of Cell Phone Conversations While Cruising
- About 1,100 Dealerships Will Close in 2009 and Most Will be Domestic
- Pontiac Pulls Plug on Pair Plus One
- Scaled-Back Detroit Auto Show Showcases Some Stunners
- Hyundai Genesis and Ford F-150 Take Top Honors in Detroit
- BMW's New Sensors Calculate Chance of Severe Injuries in a Crash
- UAW Loses the Option of a Strike
- Lexus' New System Lets its Cars Talk to You
- 2010 Buick LaCrosse Isn't Just for the Elderly
- Nissan Recalls 242,720 Trucks for Faulty Airbag Sensor
- Coconuts May Replace Polyester in Cars
- Hyundai Genesis Beats Luxury Competitors to Take Top Ranking in Consumer Reports
- Toyota to Close Japanese Plants for 11 Days Due to Drop in Sales
- December and 2008 Sales Figures Are In, and They're Exactly What We Expected
- Isuzu Throws In the Towel
- GMAC No Longer Exclusive GM Lender
- Less Recalls in 2008 than 2007
- BMW Hikes Up the Pricing of its U.S. Lineup
- Happy Holidays From Auto Loan Daily!
- Opinion: A response to WSJ’s "Escape Your Car"
- Truck Sales Climb as Gas Prices Fall
