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General Motors Wants to Undo Their Self Destruction Find out How and Who is Stopping It

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In an effort to undo its own self destruction General Motors wants to sell cars to individuals with challenged credit history. Yes, that right, GM wants to open the flood gates on what its financial company deems as risky loans.

Ally Financial, formerly known as GMAC, handles most of GM’s auto loans. Consequently, Ally Financial became a seperate congomerlate of General Motors when the cash strapped company sold its interest in the company to keep its doors open. Unfortunately, for individuals that have been negatively affected by the recession, Ally Financial does not agree with General Motors view to open the flood gate on financing credit challenged customers. In other words, Ally FInancial is not interested in the risky loans.

Therefore, for now General Motors does not have the latitude to offer financing to credit challenged individuals.

Let me know what you think. Should GM offer loans for challenge credit? If so, should they seperate from Ally Financial to accomplish that goal?

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5 Responses to General Motors Wants to Undo Their Self Destruction Find out How and Who is Stopping It

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  2. Loans says:

    Does anyone have any experience with subprime auto loans? I am looking to buy a new car and wanted to know if these are a good idea or more of a scam.

  3. Taylor-Brown says:

    With any subprime loan, it is important to pay close attention to the rate of the loan and the terms.

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