During the majority of the 20th century, General Motors was one of the automobile industry’s biggest companies. General Motors was the largest car maker in the world between 1931 and 2008 (surpassed by Toyota in 2008). By fall of 2008, General Motors was begging the government for it’s share of the bailout to [...]
November 11th, 2009 | Debbie Dragon | Comments | ContinuedAll Posts Tagged With: "GM"
The Fine Print on the U-Return Plan by GM
In an effort to spur sales after the wildly successful “cash for clunkers” program, GM unleashes a new promotion: ifyou don’t like the car you just bought, you can bring it back. It’s called the U-Return plan.
But, as with anything that sounds too good to be true, there are a few caveats [...]
GM Takes Bold Step To Reassure Nervous Consumers
For the first time in the US, a car maker is making the extra effort to make consumers feel more comfortable with the purchase of a new vehicle. Those who purchase a new Buick, Chevrolet, Cadillac or GMC vehicle will have the option to return the vehicle back to the deal within 31 and 60 [...]
September 14th, 2009 | tisha | Comments | Continued
Auto Purchasing Programs to Save the Day
The experts say that the lack of confidence in the economy and personal finance situations are the root cause for automobile sales being at their lowest in 30 years. Now come some of the car manufacturers to save the day.
In what are being touted as “buyer-assurance” programs, they are targeting those who are feeling [...]
Totally Agree in this one. Avoiding it can cause big difference in your budget. We must be in caution when ...
creditplain - who do you think wrote this dumb piece? 
I think this is information that toyota really needs to put out. There has been so much bad press lately ...
