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Latest News [ 67 ]
- Scott Storch Grand Theft Auto Charge Dismissed
- GM, Toyota to end joint venture in Calif.
- Michigan Plants Will Build GM’s Future Small Car
- NasTrac Quarterly Index Shows Construction Equipment and Machine Tool Repossessions…
- Tucson used car salesmen may face decades in prison for fraud
- Bridgeton woman gets probation for phoney stolen car claim
- Authorities Seize 10 Vehicles, Arrest Repo Man
- Cardiac patient assaulted by 15-20 recovery agents
- Pasco man takes tow truck repossessing his vehicles
- Truck Purchased From City Caught in Repo Mix-Up
- Modesto police arrest woman, search for man in alleged auto theft
- Swedish auto town cannot imagine life without Saab
- Fiat closes deal to take bulk of Chrysler’s assets
- Man Arrested, Accused Of Shooting Repo Men
- Ford to Face Tougher Rivals Following U.S. Rescue
- May auto sales grow, but not evenly
- Down South, cautious optimism is back
- LDV placed back in administration
- Man abandons vehicle with bomb threat taped on window
- The Learjet repo man
- Thief takes tow truck driver on terror ride
- GM, Chrysler: Slashing Dealerships Is Necessary
- Man racks his shotgun and points it at Repo Man!
- Chinese Company Buying G.M.’s Hummer Brand
- LDV rescue deal collapses
- South African auto sales continue slide in May
- GM Files For Bankruptcy
- The long history of blacks and the auto industry
- Car dealer jailed
- Auto sales plunge to near 30-year lows
- Chase of man who stole repo man’s tow truck ends in Globe
- Dealer finds success in repo market
- Police car rammed in Levin
- Cambodians Brace for First Taste of Recession
- Sale of repossessed vehicles is bad news for truck makers
- Saving A Buck: Repo Man
- Indictment Charges Former Clerk for Motor Vehicle Commission with Selling Hundreds of Fraudulent Vehicle Titles
- A repo man’s chase
- GM talks with Europe break down, Chrysler future on hold
- Repo team twice grabs wrong boat
- Sales are down, but no one is panicking at Harley-Davidson
- Woman may serve time in prison for injuring repo man in altercation
- In US, electronic repo device stalls cars of late payers
- Chrysler “Repossessing” Lee Iacocca’s Company Car
- Now’s Your Chance: Repo’d Nissan GT-R up for auction
- Repo Man Accused of Pulling Knife on Man & Child
- Elkhart repo man arrested for impersonating a police officer
- How Is The Obama Administration Impacting The Auto Finance Market?
- Repossession Shuts Down Sacramento RV Dealer
- Suspects ‘Repossess’ Car From Teenager For Another Man’s Debt
- M.I. man accused of taking shot at repo men
- Repo man hit by car
- New twist in Driggs shooting
- Private ownership by the government must be temporary
- Repo man leads to stolen car ring
- Asheville police investigate 2nd embezzlement at RMC Financial Services
- RBI: Loan contracts of NBFCs to include clauses on vehicle repossession
- Repo bill becomes new law – Repo agents must notify police before repossessing any property in Indiana.
- Breaking News – Burien Nissan is now officially closed
- How 1 Valley man can repossess your car in just 10 seconds
- Latvian crisis closing schools, hospitals
- Local Woman Allegedly Attacked Repo Man In Latrobe
- Repossessed cars bring in money for Barcelona
- Spring Hill holds its breath Town’s economic future rides on GM’s impending plant closing decision
- 2009 China’s auto electronics industry has developed rapidly
- Reserve Bank cuts repo rate by 100 basis points to 7,5%
- GMAC ‘Unfairly’ Repossessed Vehicle Under Illinois Consumer Fraud Act, Appeals Court Decides
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GM, Chrysler: Slashing Dealerships Is Necessary
General Motors and Chrysler say they need to trim their network of franchises so when they emerge from bankruptcy proceedings they will be successful. In a Senate hearing Wednesday, lawmakers questioned whether the companies are abandoning the loyal dealerships and consumers who have supported them.
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