How To Buy A Luxury Car For Peanuts
The auto auction is where many used car dealers go to find deals for their company. This usually consists of the used car sales manager heading to the auto auction and buying the cars that he or she thinks will turn the biggest profit for their dealership.
Buying And Selling Used Cars: How To Get The Best Deals
In the fast-paced world we live in, owning cars is an essential necessity in life. With a car, you can manage your life easier, and more efficiently.
5 Ways To Avoid Getting Ripped Off When Buying A Car
If you are like most people today, buying a car is not on your list of “Top ten most enjoyable experiences.”
Goldman Sachs mulls stock sale to repay TARP money: report
Goldman Sachs Group Inc is considering making a multibillion dollar share offering to investors as part of its efforts to repay a $10 billion government loan, the Wall Street Journal reported citing people familiar with the matter.
How To Decide What Used Car To Buy
The majority of people who wish to buy a used car have a clear picture in their mind of the type of car that they want, or at the very least some idea of whether they want a saloon or a hatchback.
Diesel vs. Unleaded: The Truth About Fuel Economy
Ahh, you remember it, don't you? Sitting in the back of your family's station wagon as a kid, your father pulls up to the gas pump and a station attendant
Should I Buy My Car or Lease It?
Should you buy your car or lease it? This is a question that we hear often and as usual, the answer is that “it depends.” It is also an answer that I could compose an entire book about.
Auto Detailing: Making A Used Car Look Like New
Auto detailing is a strategy and activity to make any used car look like new. Throughout the years, the practice has transformed into an art itself.
Buying Used Cars Online - Tips and Tactics
The advent of the World Wide Web, or more popularly known as the Internet, has opened up opportunities unheard of before for both buyers and sellers.
Ducati, A Brief History
In 1926, Adriano and Marcello Ducati founded a company that specialised not in motorcycles, but the production of radio components.
Don't Buy Car Insurance - Until You Learn the Language
OK, let's be honest for a moment. How many of us fully understand our car insurance policy? For instance, can you explain the difference between your comprehensive clause and your collision coverage?
The Best Car Insurance - 3 Tips to Keep In Mind
Shopping for the best car insurance? Sure, price is certainly an important factor to consider. But what else should you keep in mind as you shop?
Car Insurance Comparison - 3 Steps to Multiple Quotes
Are you part of the 75% of consumers who don't shop for an annual car insurance comparison?
The Five Deadly Sins of Automotive Marketing (Part I)
A typical problem in the automotive industry is that an ungodly amount of cash is thrown into the advertising or marketing arena, with what results?
Car Buying Tips: Five Things You Need To Know To Avoid Hidden Fees And Additional Costs
Before purchasing your next car, you're going to want to check for hidden costs, add-on fees, and other charges. You could end up spending hundreds, even thousands, of dollars over the lifetime of your loan.
Financial Benefits of Owning a Hybrid
As more and more car manufacturers offer both hybrid only cars (like the Prius) and hybrid versions of already popular cars (like the hybrid Honda Civic), more car buyers are looking to switch from their traditional gas-only cars to a hybrid.
Asia stocks push towards 6-month highs
Asian shares rose on Friday, with South Korean stocks hitting a 6-month high after the country averted recession in the first quarter, as a Wall Street rally boosted risk demand around the region and dented the yen.
U.S. recession to end in H2 but unemployment to rise: survey
The U.S. economy is set to emerge from recession in the second half of this year as consumer spending and the housing sector recover, but unemployment will rise well into 2010, according to a survey.
Banks asked to keep quiet on stress tests
The U.S. Treasury Department is asking banks not to mention the regulatory stress tests as part of their first-quarter earnings results, according to a source familiar with government discussions.
Stern says credit strains persist, but unevenly
Stern credit strains could delay recovery
Colony, MGM Mirage break off financing talks: source
MGM Mirage’s quest for $750 million in funds to refinance its debt has reached a dead end with one possible financier as Colony Capital LLC, a private equity firm, has broken off talks, according to a report.
Apple designer Lindsay joins RIM
Research in Motion (RIM) has hired Don Lindsay, fromer Apple designer, as its new vice president of user experience, according to Moconews, which saw a change in his Linked In profile
ING to Sell Up to $10.6 Billion in Assets
ING Groep NV said Thursday it plans to sell operations worth about 8 billion euros ($10.6 billion), taking ING back to basics on all levels, CEO designate Jan Hommen said.
ASEAN nations create $120 billion emergency fund
Southeast Asian nations finalized their contributions Thursday to increase the size of planned foreign exchange pool from $80 billion to $120 billion in order to fight the global financial crisis.
French Reject 'Three Strikes' Internet piracy law
French politicians have rejected a bill that would have cut off the internet service of anyone found to be three times repeatedly illegally downloading music or videos.
China defends itself over alleged U.S. Power Grid Hacking
China has denied a report issued yesterday stating that it had penetrated the U.S. electrical grid.
Textron soars on possible sale to Emirates group
Textron Inc shares rose more than 48 percent on Thursday after a report that a consortium of companies were offering to buy the world's largest Helicopter and private jets maker.
U.S. Treasury asking banks keep quiet on stress tests
The U.S. Treasury Department is asking banks not to mention the regulatory stress tests as part of their first-quarter earnings results, according to a source familiar with government discussions.
China Merchants Bank 2008 net profit rises 38%
China Merchants Bank the country's sixth-largest lender, said its net profit in 2008 rose 38.27 percent to 21.08 billion yuan ($3.08 billion).
U.S. Treasury asking banks keep quiet on tests: source
The U.S. Treasury Department is asking banks not to mention the regulatory stress tests as part of their first-quarter earnings results, according to a source familiar with government discussions.
