Here you will find news and information about General Motors’ captive finance arm, GM Financial.
Crushing the industry average.
Read More »Despite consumer financing struggles.
Read More »The automaker filed its application in 2021.
Read More »Meanwhile, rising up in regard to individual rankings.
Read More »The lowest score of three categories.
Read More »Middling score among luxury services, however.
Read More »Citing financial strength and EV plans.
Read More »Placing well below average.
Read More »Up from 2022, but not expected to reach pre-pandemic levels this year.
Read More »Well below the segment average.
Read More »Dropping three spots compared to 2022 rankings.
Read More »OnStar Insurance expected to be underwritten by GM Financial.
Read More »71 servicemembers may be eligible for compensation.
Read More »Poor showings in the Captive Mass Market segment and Lease segment.
Read More »GM Financial is doing well at retaining existing customers.
Read More »More than 2,000 Massachusetts residents may be eligible for compensation.
Read More »GM Financial made a lot of money selling off-lease vehicles and repossessions.
Read More »Custom customer experience specific to the luxury brand.
Read More »Falling short in two segments.
Read More »Participating GM dealers will get priority.
Read More »Serving more than 400,000 customers in the country.
Read More »The chip shortage has affected new-vehicle availability.
Read More »The captive finance arm also paid $0.6 billion in dividends to GM during the quarter.
Read More »