Auto fraud climbs despite decline in loan applications
Fraudulent auto loan applications have shot up $2 million per month since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, despite an...
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Q1 delinquencies drop despite frail economy
Delinquency rates in the first quarter fell despite the coronavirus pandemic ravaging the auto industry in late March, according to...
Reduced incentives could shrink June growth
Major OEMs scaled back incentive programs on new trucks, SUVs and crossovers in June, which will likely lead to fewer...
Independent dealer sentiment lags behind franchise optimism
While the automotive market is still tracking behind all prior-year sales metrics, franchise dealer sentiment is optimistic about the coming...
Used-retail markets on rebound in May
After a historic plunge in April used-vehicle values, the market is tracking on a positive trajectory, according to Manheim's monthly used-vehicle...
Ally Financial boosts auto industry with dealership initiatives
Ally Financial launched a campaign of initiatives yesterday to provide digital support for struggling dealerships nationwide, according to a company...
2020 Auto Finance Summit returns as virtual experience
Auto Finance News is proud to present the agenda for the 20th annual Auto Finance Summit 2020, now available at...
Honda dealership settles with FTC for $1.5M
New York City-based auto dealer Bronx Honda and its general manager, Carlo Fittanto, are set to pay $1.5 million to...
