More than 77 percent of car lease customers were approved during April, up from 70 percent during the previous month, according to Swapalease.com.
Used-car buyers are looking to spend 3 percent more than in the previous survey, and new-car shoppers are expected to spend 2.9 percent more.
New-vehicle loan originations were up 15 percent in the first half compared to the same period last year, according to Equifax.
Former Ford executive Gerhard Geyer’s book, "Ford Motor Company: The Greatest Corporate Turnaround in U.S. History," explains how the automaker avoided bankruptcy during the recent recession.
As the finance director and compliance officer for three stores, Charlene Burch-Heinzig has helped keep her group on the road to success.
Experian's director of automotive credit says there were a few signs in the third quarter that automotive finance is on the rebound.
Americans continued to tighten their spending through the first quarter this year, according to Mint.com, an online personal finance service.
So it’s official. We’re in a recession and have been since December 2007, according to the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER).
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