The vice presidential debate is tonight, and the pressure is on. Liberals are counting on current VP Joe Biden to pick up Obama’s slack from last week’s weak performance. Meanwhile, conservatives are hoping for Republican vice presidential hopeful Paul Ryan to mirror Mitt Romney’s dominance from the previous debate.
The elections could bring big changes to the industry, and in this podcast, Associate Editor Nikki Mascali reports that the future of the industry hangs in the balance.
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I would have to agree with David and Michael. I do not believe we will see any statistical difference in delinquency from the program. The buyers remorse that people are talking about is probably more to the fact that people went onto the dealerships not really knowing what qualified and ended up buying a differnet vehicle than they first wanted. The remorse they will get is when they all get a 1099 from Uncle Sam for their C4C rebate!!