New Car Buyers Borrowing More Money Than Ever Before
Despite interest rates going down, new car buyers are spending more per month.
Read More »Despite interest rates going down, new car buyers are spending more per month.
Read More »Despite consumer financing struggles.
Read More »Plus an alarming rise in borrowers who owe over $10k more than their car is worth.
Read More »The Model Y compact crossover dominates the segment.
Read More »The average APR currently stands at 7.4 percent.
Read More »High car prices meet high interest rates.
Read More »Popularity of large SUVs and trucks contributing to rising costs.
Read More »Fewer consumers are willing to lease their vehicle at the moment, as well.
Read More »GM incentive spending averaged $2,994 per vehicle in Q3.
Read More »Low supply and high demand driving changes.
Read More »Chevrolet was the third most leased brand in the U.S.
Read More »Cadillac and GMC also made the top 20.
Read More »Get a good deal on pre-owned electrified GM models.
Read More »New-vehicle prices climb, used-car sales do too.
Read More »The average new car payment is well over $500 per month.
Read More »The bottom line: it depends, but there are substantial deals to be had.
Read More »Automakers have dished out 0 percent loans for nearly two decades.
Read More »But are the offers enough to increase the sports car's sales throughput?
Read More »The small EV is now arriving at select dealers in California.
Read More »20 percent off and zero percent financing are part of the deal.
Read More »A total of 17 individual models are eligible for the promotion.
Read More »1.9 percent APR for 60 months.
Read More »ATP rose to $35,000 from $31,000 in 2013.
Read More »Now's a pretty good time to get the hailed PHEV, if you're interested.
Read More »The captive finance arm is becoming increasingly more GM-centric.
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