GM Seeking To Try Its Luck At Banking Again
Taking another shot with new leadership in Washington.
Read More »Taking another shot with new leadership in Washington.
Read More »Despite interest rates going down, new car buyers are spending more per month.
Read More »Crushing the industry average.
Read More »Investors expect another cut in December.
Read More »Long loan terms and high monthly payments.
Read More »The trend is likely to continue.
Read More »Buyers are signing off on loans worth 125 percent the value of the vehicle.
Read More »Well below the segment average.
Read More »GM owns a 5 percent stake in Lordstown Motors.
Read More »$1,500 down payment assistance and 10.9 percent APR for up to 72 months.
Read More »The auto finance sector may be set for a shake-up in a post COVID-19 world.
Read More »Goldman Sachs beat out Barclays in a bidding war for the business.
Read More »Small suppliers can now receive payments from GM up front.
Read More »Subprime borrowers and those under the age of 30 have the highest percentage of delinquencies.
Read More »The proceeds of the notes will be used to various corporate purposes.
Read More »The regulation was meant to bar discrimination in auto lending.
Read More »What would happen in case of another downturn?
Read More »The notes are of 20 and 30 years in length, maturing in 2036 and 2046.
Read More »The servicing center should be ready to go by early 2017.
Read More »The change took place on February 3, 2015.
Read More »36.7 million shares were sold.
Read More »Did General Motors Financial violate the Financial Institutions Reform, Recovery, and Enforcement Act?
Read More »Ally seems to be living up to its name in this case.
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