Santander Agrees to $26 Million Settlement
Santander Consumer USA will pay $26 million to settle charges brought by the attorneys general of Delaware and Massachusetts.
Santander Consumer USA will pay $26 million to settle charges brought by the attorneys general of Delaware and Massachusetts.
The special finance company, which counts the cofounder and former COO of Exeter Finance in its executive ranks, will use the funding to launch a new and pre-owned auto leasing program this year.
Autotrader and Dealer.com websites recorded increases in search share for Acura, Alfa Romeo, Buick and Infiniti, each of which ran national ads during the first weekend of the NCAA men’s basketball tournament.
Learn how Mike Esposito changed careers from engineering to auto retail and dealer software.
Reggie Ponsford was promoted to help drive further growth for the telematics solutions provider in the buy-here, pay-here, automotive retail, rental automotive, powersports and auto finance markets.
Scott McKenzie and Fred Mather have joined the executive team at automotiveMastermind.
The latest edition of Jumpstart Automotive Media’s annual Insights Book sheds new light on the evolving car-shopping path.
Both cars and trucks realized a healthy seasonal boost in wholesale performance last week, with both segments retaining their values better than they have in the past six months.
The vehicle valuation site said the industry should sell 1.63 million units in March, which would bring first quarter sales to 4.1 million units. That would be the second highest first quarter sales tally on record.
Clarivoy has launched a survey of auto dealers to support a study on auto retail marketing investments.
defi SOLUTIONS's loan origination system is now certified for econtracting with RouteOne. Finance sources utilizing defi’s LOS will now benefit from a streamlined econtracting implementation process.
Dealers, agents, product providers, marketers and manufacturers can submit entries by April 28.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau took action against Experian and its subsidiaries for falsely claiming in advertisements that credit scores it offers and provides to consumers are used by finance sources to make credit decisions.
Auto dealer regulations face an uncertain future under the Trump presidency. Two California-based attorneys take a look at the road ahead for the CFPB, the FTC, and state regulators.
February provided “further concrete evidence of softening” of used-vehicle prices, ADESA's Tom Kontos wrote in his monthly Kontos Kommentary.
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