GM, Ford, Chrysler May Lose More U.S. Sales to Toyota (Update4) (Bloomberg.com)

GM, Ford, Chrysler May Lose More U.S. Sales to Toyota (Update4) (Bloomberg.com)

GM, Ford, Chrysler May Lose More U.S. Sales to Toyota (Update4) (Bloomberg.com)
Dec. 29 (Bloomberg) -- General Motors Corp., Ford Motor Co. and DaimlerChrysler AG's Chrysler, after losing money and U.S. market share in 2006, may face more of the same in 2007 as Toyota Motor Corp. chips away at their business.

Credit spending booms in Venezuela (Sharewatch)
Debt spending -- through credit cards and auto loans -- more than doubled in 2006 compared to the previous year, reaching some $5.3 billion (4 billion euros) by the end of November, according to a study by the Venezuelan banking research company Softline.

Lawmakers to tackle credit scoring in 2007 (The News Journal)

Lawmakers to tackle credit scoring in 2007 (The News Journal)

Lawmakers to tackle credit scoring in 2007 (The News Journal)
Delaware consumers can expect a renewed push in the 2007 state legislative session to pass a bill barring insurance companies from using credit scores in setting auto and homeowners insurance rates.

2006 L.A. Auto Show: Land Rover LR2 Debut

2006 L.A. Auto Show: Land Rover LR2 Debut

2006 L.A. Auto Show: Land Rover LR2 Debut
Land Rover premieres a new compact premium sport-utility vehicle to the U.S. in L.A.—the LR2.

2006 L.A. Auto Show: All-new Volvo C30
Aimed towards the younger audience, the three-door hatchback C30 is due out in showrooms by summer 2007.