A story from The Detroit News.com said the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration might open an investigation into the Ford Escape after a...
NHTSA Might Open Investigation into 2005-2012 Ford Escape Vehicles
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Mopar® Expands Remanufactured Starter and Alternator Product Lines
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Local Foundation Teams Up with Philadelphia School District to Distribute 5,750 New Winter Coats to Students in Need
Event is part of a larger effort that will distribute more than 30,000 new winter coats to needy children this month EAST NORRITON, Pa. -- The Auto...
GSFSGroup Hiring Winners & The Cole Group Form Alliance
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Automotive Training Institute Expands into the Collision Industry
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Industry-First Lighting Tech Benefits 2013 Enclave
Three-row crossover continues to set course for signature Buick design cues DETROIT – The Enclave luxury crossover SUV was a harbinger of a new era...
FIAT of Manhattan and Manhattan Chrysler, Jeep®, Dodge, Ram Service Operations Moving to Larger Space in Midtown Manhattan
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ABA: Direct Auto Loan Delinquencies Rise
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Pentagon Federal Credit Union Moves Investment Program to CUSO Financial Services
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Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Study Finds Credit Scores Used by Consumers and Lenders Can Differ
One out of Five Consumers Likely to Receive Meaningfully Different Score Than Creditor WASHINGTON, D.C. – The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau...