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Auto Industry Adjusts To New Normal: Low Sales
The U.S. auto market is slowly rebounding. But even as sales rise, they’re still off the peaks of 10 years ago, by some 5 million cars a year. Many analysts and dealers say the industry is actually healthier now, when it’s selling fewer cars.

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The economics of cheaper auto loans
Expect more such offers from manufacturers as sales momentum slips.

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Our view: Admit it, the auto bailout is working
U.S. auto industry is emerging from its near-death experience in better competitive shape than it has been in many years.

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BREAKING NEWS: Hastings auto shop destroyed by fire
HASTINGS, Mich.(Newschannel 3)- An early morning fire destroys a local auto shop. J & L Auto on N. Michigan Avenue caught fire around 4:30 am Thursday.

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Auto loans delinquent
A survey from a global credit and information management company finds the state is the worst in the nation for delinquent auto loans.

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Auto bailout to cost $14 billion
Auto bailout to cost $14 billion Because original estimates were higher, that’s good news Taxpayers will lose about $14 billion in the government’s $80 billion bailout of Chrysler and GM, the White House said Wednesday, portraying the outcome as good news since the losses are far lower than originally anticipated. Seizing on the figures, the Obama administration took credit for the resurgence of …

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White House promotes auto bailouts, cites paybacks
GM, Chrysler bailouts to cost taxpayers less than was anticipated

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U.S. auto sales cooled in May
U.S. auto sales cooled off in May as buyers dealt with shortages on dealer lots, higher gas prices and sharply lower incentives. And the deals aren’t likely to come back until the end of this summer.

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Refinancing that car loan might be worth the savings
MUSKEGON, Mich. — The rush to refinance doesn’t just apply to homes. Car owners are seeing plenty of promotions, too, now that car loan rates are at low levels.

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KRUNGSRI AUTO shows significant Q1 growth in all market segments with 26 billion baht in new loans, a 64% increase
KRUNGSRI AUTO, announced NEAs grew 27% to 130 billion baht, which was mainly attributable to its innovative services and diverse sales promotion campaigns, which coincided with key festivals. The comp

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