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Since the US of A is the largest investor in General Motors, and has controlling interest of the company, do we have anything to worry about now that GM just got out of bankruptcy?
The local, county, state, and federal governments all buy a lot of vehicles. When was the last time you saw a police [...]

According to several sources, General Motors will be filing for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy as soon as Monday, June 1st, 2009

http://money.cnn.com/2009/05/05/news/companies/cash_for_clunkers/index.htm?postversion=2009050518
Cash for clunkers’ program gets a makeover – May. 5, 2009
WASHINGTON (CNNMoney.com) — The Obama administration has signaled its support for a congressional effort that aims to boost the troubled car industry by subsidizing new cars sales for consumers who scrap old ones.

Lots of employees at GM Dealers are looking for work as GM gets ready to close the doors on thousands of dealerships.

CapitalOne Auto Finance recently started requiring dealers to provide the lender with proof that the vehicle is licensed with CapitalOne as the lienholder BEFORE funding the auto loan. Not only is CapitalOne requiring dealers do this to fund the auto loan, but they are doing it without asking for it on the approval, and they [...]

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Many financial experts suggest that one not use an old car as a trade in when purchasing a new car. In fact, trading in your old car may ultimately cost you more or hurt your chances to get approved for an auto loan.
Most auto dealers have a certain amount of price flexibility.  The more [...]

Several “sub-prime” or “secondary” auto lenders recently change their lending guidelines to reflect current market conditions. When gas got up to $3.00/gallon, consumers barely flinched. Maybe because they could see it coming for a while. Once gas hit $4.00 to $5.00/gallon it changed the way people thought about their cars, their lifestyle, and their budget.

GM stock taking an unnecessary hit? Is there anyone in America, much less the world, that doesn’t know the economy is hurting US carmakers? Yet the spin doctors at GM announce a reduction in the manufacturing of their most profitable vehicles: big SUVs.
Accordng to Bloomberg News; April 14 (Bloomberg) — General Motors Corp., the world’s [...]