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Auto Loans in 30 Seconds Drive Accelerating Vehicle Sales: Cars
Three years ago, credit was so tight that the owner of a legal firm with a $400,000 salary and a very good credit score of more than 700 couldn’t get financed to buy the car he wanted from Michael Mosser’s dealership.
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Car dealer Firestone pleads guilty to theft, forgery
A Lafayette used car dealer, accused of having an employee forge customers' signatures to obtain approval for auto loans, chose not to take his chances with a jury.
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Refund anticipation loans coming to an end
After years of bilking consumer tax refunds through refund anticipation loans fees, tax preparers are finally closing them down
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Chrysler's "Halftime" ad: a roadmap for America?
LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - Is what is good for Chrysler good for America? The auto maker courted controversy and won kudos for a two-minute Super Bowl advertisement that was less a car sales pitch than a political message in a presidential election year. Rugged Hollywood icon Clint Eastwood proclaimed it was "Halftime in America" in the spot that did not mention a Chrysler car or truck but intoned ...
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Auto Outlook: Obama praises U.S. auto comeback
By AL SWANSON United Press International U.S. President Barack Obama spent about 25 minutes at the Washington Auto Show last week to kick some tires and make some political points highlighting the industry's turnaround.
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Chrysler's 'Halftime In America' Uses Company Turnaround As Inspiration
By Bernie Woodall LAS VEGAS, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Is what is good for Chrysler good for America? The auto maker courted controversy and won kudos for a two-minute Super Bowl advertisement that was less a car sales pitch than a political message in a presidential election year.
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Get Used To Positive Surprises Ahead For U.S. Economy
Sometimes it seems we're so focused on the negatives that we haven't noticed the unexpected positive surprises in the recovery. For instance, how many realize that most of the government loans made to the banks and auto industry have already been paid back, with interest. Or that the U.S. auto industry has bounced back dramatically.
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