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Because of a strong attitude towards leasing's basic lessor responsibilities, the LMV people can be proud of a steady growth pattern.
Read More →Poor auto sales are causing banks to head in other directions.
Read More →. Detroit's top moguls meeting with President Ford found no encouragement toward an early prospect of another year that might see even ten million cars sold.
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The true meaning is that without the seat belts, airbags simply are not effective enough.
Read More →The 3M Company had a problem with suburban traffic congestion. The solution was a Van Pooling Program.
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Our articles and advertising do represent our industry. We are well aware of it. If our publisher's page appears different, it is to provide constructive thought and an awareness that is not necessarily available in the news of the day; or month.
Read More →There seems little doubt that motorists will be granted relief from the buzzers and interlocks on seat belts that many people find irritating.
Read More →Probably the most lively session at the AFLA Fall Meeting in Chicago this year was the Confessions of Car Wholesalers, a panel discussion of the wholesale car business followed by a testy question and answer session moderated by Pierce Walsh of Warren Buick.
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Most of us are aware that the vehicles that are purchased with '75 stickers are going to be up from better than $400 to over $1400, depending upon the model. That is stiff to say the least. No one has to be a professional finance man to know that the prime rate for interest is at 12% or better and this penetrates the cost picture for every purchaser; it influences the lease rate; and it directly affects the dealer in his floor planning.
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The question before you is whether you choose to have belts and the related safety equipment optional or to have belts continue to be mandatory as they have been since 1968.
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