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GM Announces Free Loaner Cars for Volt Owners Involved in CrashesGM is offering to loan vehicles to Chevy Volt owners who have been involved in a crash and are now suffering from fire anxiety. -
FTC Told a Crackdown on Conditional Auto Loans is Needed SoonConsumer advocates have sent a strong message to the FTC: get rid of conditional car loans. -
Massachusetts Attracting New Insurance Companies, but Not the Biggest OneSince Massachusetts quit setting car insurance rates at the state-level, many new insurers have moved into the state. However, State Farm, our nation's largest insurer, has yet to make the move. -
Some Lenders Take Too Many Risks According to InsiderOne high-ranking industry insider fears that car lenders are taking too many risks in order to approve people for auto loans. -
How to Handle Car Loans Post-DivorceDivorces are a messy business, and when one spouse has co-signed the other's auto loan, things can get very complicated in a hurry. -
Car Thefts in Modesto, California Hit 1.42%Modesto, CA, has one of the worst auto theft rates in the US. Find out how you can protect your car and your wallet from theft rings.
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Credit Score Myths that Americans BelieveA recent poll commissioned by Visa shows that a majority of Americans hold false beliefs as to how credit scores are tallied. -
One-Touch In-Vehicle Blood Alcohol (BAC) Detection Technology in DevelopmentRecently the NHTSA awarded $2.25 million to Takata Crop to develop technology that could detect BAC via infrared light. -
What Cool Gadgets Go If the Ford Evos Goes into ProductionThe Ford Evos was on display at the most recent Frankfurt Motor Show. The car is rumored to be on the fast track to full production, with no confirmation or denial from Ford.
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Top Selling SUVs so Far in 2011The SUV is still alive and thriving. Here are 2011's ten best selling SUVs as of September 15, 2011. -
Scooters and Liability RiskScooters are an economical mode of transportation, but that doesn't mean you should skip insurance. -
The Future is a Bit Murky for Luxury AutomakersLuxury has been defined by comfort and power for countless years. That is slowly changing. The youngest drivers would rather have a cool app than a 0-60 under seven seconds. -
Crazy Cosigning StatisticsToo many individuals are not aware of the positive and negative ramifications of co-signing a loan or credit card. -
Your Smartphone is Your Next Ally in the Fuel Savings RaceYour smartphone will not open its wallet and kick in when you fill up, but a few new apps are aimed at helping you to save money at the pump. Here is a list of the top apps. -
Auto Loans and Co-BorrowersIf you are applying for a car loan and your credit is bad, you may need to have a co-borrower, or co-signer. However, it is important for both you and the co-signer to understand what their role is and what the consequences might be. -
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Asks Military for HelpThe newly formed Consumer Financial Protection Bureau reached out to military families to help them compile a list of the most reliable financial products that they have had experience with. -
Edmunds.Com Adds Used Car ToolEdmunds.com recently announced that it has added a used car tool to its premier website. The tool allows car buyers to shop for and compare used vehicles more easily in their local areas.
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Five Ways a Car Can Bleed Your WalletHere are a few car types that can suck your wallet dry.
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California Set to Enact Nation's First Used Car Buyer Protection LawYou've heard of ''lemon laws'' and, like countless others, wondered why there are no protections in place for used car buyers. The California legislature decided to remove little of the guesswork.
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Pay-As-You-Drive Insurance Can Save You Hundreds Per YearLetting an insurance company put a tracking device in your car seems a bit unnerving to some people, but it can save as much as 30% on insurance premiums.
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The Most and Least Affordable Vehicles to InsureHere is a list of the vehicles that are the least expensive to insure along with a list of cars to avoid unless you have some very deep pockets.
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Why You Should Never Lie on a Car Loan ApplicationJoyce Carol Pozniko faces a maximum of 30 years in prison for making false statements on multiple South Carolina auto loan applications in a scheme that could have cost local lending institutions nearly $1 million.
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Best-Looking Car Under 20 Grand?Esquire recently named the Kia Optima the most gorgeous car under $20K.
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Deep Recession - Has it Changed American Financial Practices?American consumer spending practices have been irrevocably altered by the recession. Find out how.
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Credit Unions Offering Second Chance Auto LoansA diverse group of credit unions across the nation have begun to offer great rates to borrowers with a few credit dings.
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NYC Credit Union Drops Auto Rates of Less Than 2%Municipal Credit Union (MCU), one of the largest credit unions in the nation, is offering auto loan rates as low as 1.95%.
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Improving Your Credit Score for Car LoansHere are 3 tips to help you boost your credit scores so you can get the car loan you need.
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Long Term Recovery in Auto Industry - Derailed?Interest rates on auto loans did not react to the credit downgrade like experts thought they would. But will they remain low?
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Kelley Blue Book Names 10 Best College Student CarsKelley Blue Book recently published its list of the 10 best back to school vehicles through its website kbb.com.
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Borrower Education at Center of FTC RoundtableNew FTC roundtable discusses unethical lending practices targeted at military servicemen and women.
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Auto Loans Driving Lending GainsWithin the lending industry, the auto loan department is an ecosystem unto itself. In the current economy, it is the only thriving ecosystem.
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More Than Wheels - a Low Income Auto Loan ServiceMore than Wheels is a non-profit that aims to help the working poor obtain quality cars to improve their lives.
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Scooters Becoming a Popular Way for College Students to Save MoneyFor college students today, transportation expenses are an easy way to stretch cash reserves. One way to lower transportation expenses is to ride a scooter instead of drive a car.
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Avoiding Add on Expenses when You Finance a CarWhen you finance a car, the dealer may try to sell you on a number of add-on items which are typically overpriced and unnecessary.
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10 Most Stolen Vehicles in New YorkCheck out this list of the top ten cars stolen most often in NY.
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Why it is Difficult to Get a Bad Credit Auto Loan with Disability Income?Getting an auto loan when all or a portion of your income is from a disability claim or SSI can be difficult with good credit. Getting a bad credit auto loan with the same income is darn near impossible.
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Debt Deal Should Help Auto Sales in the Short TermThe debt ceiling debate in Washington held the attention of many people for various reasons. Automakers and dealers were particularly interested because the outcome could have pulled the floor out from under recovering auto sales.
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How to Finance a Car in the Volunteer State Without Breaking the BankTennessee resident? Are you looking for a used car or truck? Many people need to get their new vehicle financed, and that brings up a very important and deceptively simple question: how much should you spend? Let us take a look at some average numbers fo
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Must-Read Car Financing Advice for Oregon ResidentsNeed to finance a car in Oregon? Read this!
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Buying a Used Vehicle in Arizona: Tips and TricksHoping to get an auto loan for a pre-owned car or truck in Arizona? If you neglect to create a spending plan, you could easily end up in over your head.
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Five Points to Consider when Getting an Auto Insurance QuoteAuto insurance quotes are like opinions...few are the same. Every carrier has a set of criteria that they consider when setting their premiums.
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Study Says Depressed Teens Are Very Dangerous DriversA new study shows that there's a close correlation between teen depression and risky driving.
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MX Vs. ATV Alive - Flop?The MX vs. ATV video game franchise has been popular for years; unfortunately, the newest outing seems to be less than successful.
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Auto Complaints Top Consumer Concerns in 2010The latest research is showing that automotive-related complaints are still making the top of unhappy consumers' lists.
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The Future of Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE)Will the 2025 goal of 62 mpg CAFE standards be reached?
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Why Louisiana's Car Insurance Rates Are Among the Highest in AmericaLearn why auto insurance in Louisiana has become so darn expensive.
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Want to Speak "Car Salesman?"The salespeople at your local dealerships get a lot of practice negotiating. For that reason, you need to learn how to talk to them, what to say, and how to approach various topics.
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How to Save Gas Without Buying a HybridBelieve it or not, you don't necessarily need to buy a hybrid to save a lot on gas.
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Trade-In Options for Used CarsFind out how to get the most of your trade-in.
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Social Media and Group Buying Tackle InsuranceiMingle is a new service which is allowing people to get auto insurance discounts by leveraging their online social networks.
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5 Tips for Leasing a CarAre thinking about leasing a new car or truck? If so, there are some important guidelines you should follow.
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4 Fuel Efficiency Myths DebunkedEverybody is worried about the high cost of gas these days; however, too many people could be saving more if they knew the truth behind persistent gas mileage myths.
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How to Take Full Advantage of a Test Drive EventTest Drive Events have been popping up across the nation, and they provide a more relaxed, fun, and ultimately edifying way to get behind the wheel of a new car, truck, or SUV. Read up on how to get the most of an upcoming test drive event near you.
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Avoid These 3 Used Car Buying MistakesWhen you're buying a used car, there are a few pitfalls you want to avoid. The good thing is this: we can guide you through the process.
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"No Pay No Play" Insurance Laws Cropping Up Across the CountryUninsured motorists are on the rise, by all accounts. And lawmakers are scrambling to determine how to stem the trend. The newest idea are "no pay, no play" insurance laws.
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Can You Sue an Uninsured Motorist?There is nothing more frustrating than being hit by another driver and finding out that he or she is not insured. Most people immediately wonder: can I sue?