Tire Kickers Radio

Dale — Tue, 12 Jul 2011 15:24:09 +0000

Tire Kickers Radio airs on wsRadio.com with live show times on Monday (10:00AM – 11:00AM PST. Hosts are Eve Grey and Jacob Bruce

About the show:
Tire Kickers Radio covers the business of buying, selling and leasing automobiles. This show lets you peak under the hood and see behind the scenes of the automotive industry. 411 for automotive sales professional and consumers, alike.

Jake and Eve have a variety of topics that should be of interest to basically anyone who owns a car. On some of the past shows, they have discussed how Dealers can make the consumer buying experience more convenient. For example: The Registration process and using the Drivers License as tools to assist the customer by looking for key elements such as expiration dates.

On another show they talked about the Auto Cap program, and DA Consumer Fraud Units and how to utilize those entities if you feel that a dealer is operating unfair business practices.

Yesterday, they had on myAutoloan’s very own Heather Dietel to talk about lending and the auto finance world.

Overview:

Again, the website is wsRadio.com

1. How the economy is affected when people are defaulting on their loans.
2. How can consumers make getting a car loan easier?
3. What are some options that the consumer may have that can benefit them with their loan?
4. When banks are looking to approve, what is the hardest item they need to overcome?

Very interesting and when we get the Podcast, we will post that into this article. It’s a lot more interesting than having me try to outline the conversation.

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Auto Industry in Trouble? Think again.

Heather — Wed, 09 Apr 2008 18:38:02 +0000

From all the stories in the press, the financial markets continue to push downward the “doom and gloom” scenario of the subprime lending fiasco. Where is it landing? It’s headed towards the auto finance marketplace. What is being said on the street is that the major lenders have no money to lend as they try and cover their losses from the subprime blow up. Has there been any sign of that? Yes, in new car purchases but certainly not in auto refinance loan approvals or applications. We are seeing the lenders looking favorably at the thousands of refinance applications that we receive and have see a dramatic increase in not only applications but with refinance fundings. It’s a good time to investigate since there are not costs associated with an auto refinance inquiry. What have you got to lose? Lower rates mean lower payments and lower costs. Not a bad thing.

Read more at the Press Release posted on PR Leap. http://www.prleap.com/pr/117080/

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Tire Kickers Radio

Auto Industry in Trouble? Think again.