Car Incentives Are Back
July 30, 2008
It is no secret that American auto manufacturers are facing declining sales. With gas prices on an ever steady rise drivers are shying away from gas guzzling SUVs in favour of smaller, more compact cars and should they need to buy used then so be it. With this being the case production of cars has been cut and dealerships are scrambling to get the current stock off the lot.
This can mean great deals for those consumers able to buy new. Several auto manufacturers have gone back to offering perks and incentives for buying their vehicles. Usually these incentives are directed at consumers buying SUVs but are available to other types of cars. Rebates and near invoice price tags are making those gas guzzlers attractive once again. Read more
No Credit Auto Loans
July 27, 2008
Believe it or not, there are people who have no credit history at all. It’s extremely difficult to take out a loan for a car when you do not have any credit, as it is by checking out your credit score that lenders decide whether or not you will get a loan. You may run across a lender that will grant credit to a person with none, but with this credit will come a huge interest rate. This can be very discouraging to those who have no credit, but really need a car, but they tend to cheer up considerably when they discover that there is such a thing as a no credit auto loan exists! Read more
Is Now the Best Time To Buy A New Car?
July 22, 2008
Unemployment is up; the housing market is still in shambles; the economy is slowed by high gas and fuel prices, on the one hand, yet threatened by inflation on the other. Wall Street is behaving in an unstable way. Furthermore, America’s manufacturing sector is in trouble. Could this, paradoxically, be one of the best times in recent history to buy a new car? The answer may be, yes. Read more
Exxon Mobil to Sell 2,220 US Gas Stations
July 18, 2008
Exxon Mobil Corp. is the biggest oil business in the United States. The company owns a total of about 12,000 gas stations throughout America. Most of the stations are concentrated in California and New York, America’s most-populated and third-most populated states. Many Exxon Mobil stations are also to be found in the states of Texas, Maryland, Florida, Virginia, and Tennessee. Read more
Oil Prices Hit $140, Then Back Down
July 15, 2008
Today, the price of oil reached $140 per barrel during afternoon trading, yet again breaking a recently-set record. However, after that peak, oil prices decreased again, experiencing a low of $132.84 per barrel. By the end of trading, oil reached a prices of $134.61 a barrel at the New York Mercantile Exchange. Read more
Examining Automakers’ New Offer in Times of High Fuel Costs
July 14, 2008
Opening the finance section of the newspaper these days often yield the same story: gas prices are climbing with no sign of stopping, living expenses are getting higher, inflation is threatening the economy. Chrysler has responded to the American automotive and general cost-of-living crisis with a novel kind of offer to new car buyers. Nowadays, when consumers purchase a new Chrysler, they have the option of unchanging gas prices. This deal allows the Chrysler owners to pay a guaranteed $2.99 per gallon for the next three years. Read more
Will The Dollar Prove to be a Growing Force in the Economy?
July 7, 2008
As it is known to almost everyone by now, America has been through some of its most troubling times recently, and is still dealing with the stress of an aftermath that the issue of a faltering economy has created. A large credit crunch and a harsh mortgage crisis are just two things out of several problems the country has had to face over the past 12 months, both of which have contributed to the weakening spending capacity of the nation’s public and thus a dwindling value of the dollar when compared to foreign currencies. Read more
Can I Refinance My Car Online?
July 6, 2008
People are usually very surprised to find out that they can refinance their car online from the comfort of their home. It is the fastest way to get approved, generally within about an hour. And, in a day’s time, you can be in possession of a check to use to pay off the lender you used to purchase your car, and start saving money!
Even if your credit is bad, you can refinance your car online. You can also find lenders who will work with people who have had their cars repossessed, had their mortgage foreclosed, or have been through a bankruptcy. Naturally, if you have good credit, your interest rate will be lower than those with poor credit. But, even if your credit is not as good as you would like for it to be, you can more than likely find a lender to work with you online. Read more
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