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A GM spokesman confirmed earlier rumors today that the company will indeed scrap a financing incentive used-car program earlier than planned because of "a lack of credit funding" - that means no money in plain English. The General had informed its dealers through GMAC Financial Services that it would offer an incentive program on certified-used 2004-2009 models of Chevrolet Impala, Chevy Silverado, GMC Sierra and Pontiac G6 with 3.9 percent consumer loans for terms up to 60 months. -Continued
- Chrysler Group Announces Another Round Of Incentives
With a U.S. sales increase of 33 percent in May '10 for a total of 104,819 units - the first time that Chrysler's monthly sales topped the 100,000 threshold since March 2009, the Chrysler Group isn't about to let go of its incentive program....
- Chrysler Announces New Incentives: 0% Financing Or Up To $4,000 Rebates
The Chrysler Group LLC is the latest automaker to join the incentive war that car makers have been waging for the past month in order to increase sales to individual customers in the U.S. The Detroit company said that it has began offering 0 percent...
- Chrysler Llc Announces New Employee Pricing Program With Up To $6,000 Discounts
Tough times ask for tough measures; in order to get sales moving, Chrysler LLC announced today a new "Employee Pricing Plus Plus" program for the purchase or lease of a new 2008 or 2009 Chrysler, Jeep or Dodge vehicle. In addition to the employee price,...
- Gm Offers New Loans As Low As 0% To Revive Sales
Strengthened by a $6 billion federal bailout, General Motors financing arm GMAC LLC, has not only resumed lending to customers with low credit scores in the U.S., but has also announced new reduced rate financing for up to 60 months on select cars and...
- Chrysler Llc To Halt Production At All Plants For At Least One Month
It is no secret that the entire automotive industry is facing one of its worse times ever at the moment so we can't say that we are actually surprised with Chrysler LLC's decision to close all 30 of its plants for at least a month at the end of...
Cars
GM Pulls the Plug Early on Used-Car Incentive Program
A GM spokesman confirmed earlier rumors today that the company will indeed scrap a financing incentive used-car program earlier than planned because of "a lack of credit funding" - that means no money in plain English. The General had informed its dealers through GMAC Financial Services that it would offer an incentive program on certified-used 2004-2009 models of Chevrolet Impala, Chevy Silverado, GMC Sierra and Pontiac G6 with 3.9 percent consumer loans for terms up to 60 months. -Continued The program was supposed to run from October 1 through January 5 but according to GM spokesman John McDonald, it will now be terminated on November 3. It just seems to be getting "better" and "better" each time...
- Chrysler Group Announces Another Round Of Incentives
With a U.S. sales increase of 33 percent in May '10 for a total of 104,819 units - the first time that Chrysler's monthly sales topped the 100,000 threshold since March 2009, the Chrysler Group isn't about to let go of its incentive program....
- Chrysler Announces New Incentives: 0% Financing Or Up To $4,000 Rebates
The Chrysler Group LLC is the latest automaker to join the incentive war that car makers have been waging for the past month in order to increase sales to individual customers in the U.S. The Detroit company said that it has began offering 0 percent...
- Chrysler Llc Announces New Employee Pricing Program With Up To $6,000 Discounts
Tough times ask for tough measures; in order to get sales moving, Chrysler LLC announced today a new "Employee Pricing Plus Plus" program for the purchase or lease of a new 2008 or 2009 Chrysler, Jeep or Dodge vehicle. In addition to the employee price,...
- Gm Offers New Loans As Low As 0% To Revive Sales
Strengthened by a $6 billion federal bailout, General Motors financing arm GMAC LLC, has not only resumed lending to customers with low credit scores in the U.S., but has also announced new reduced rate financing for up to 60 months on select cars and...
- Chrysler Llc To Halt Production At All Plants For At Least One Month
It is no secret that the entire automotive industry is facing one of its worse times ever at the moment so we can't say that we are actually surprised with Chrysler LLC's decision to close all 30 of its plants for at least a month at the end of...