When Dealers Default
February 28, 2009
In the midst of the collapse of the North American automotive industry, a new crisis is occurring that is totally without precedent. In a development that is taking both analysts and borrowers by surprise, car buyers are being held responsible for old debts on traded in vehicles that were *supposed* to be the responsibility of the dealers who accepted the trade. Read more
Hyundai Moves to Increase Auto Loans
February 23, 2009
One of the current trends of the economic hardship has been that the auto industry has undergone a number of setbacks, and in many cases became outright threatened by the possibility of bankruptcy. To say that the worldwide auto industry is in questionable shape is a definite understatement. Read more
The Best Ways to Finance a Vehicle
February 21, 2009
Buying a car is a big investment, no matter what your price range may be. Even if you’re looking to obtain a very cheap used vehicle, you have to consider all the factors that come into play that are unique to your purchase. Read more
Recession makes Auto Loans Easier to Acquire
February 16, 2009
In today’s economy, it is often hard to obtain the loans you need in order to afford a modern lifestyle. Credit lines have been crunched due to the slump, and people have found it difficult to qualify for loans because of this. Read more
Financial Incentives for New Technology
February 16, 2009
In the midst of the horrible financial crisis facing most countries of the world, one particular stressor has stood out among the rest. If, six months ago, you had polled drivers around the country about the economic factor that was having the biggest impact on their income and savings, the answer you received almost certainly would have been the ludicrously high cost of gasoline. Read more
Great Credit Scores Still Net Good Auto Loans
February 3, 2009
The economy took a serious blow when the mortgage industry faced what can be considered its greatest crisis in history. Read more





