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COVID-19 has been a wild ride for F&I

To what extent the coronavirus pandemic will wreak havoc on the automotive finance sector is a mystery. But what is known is that finance and insurance profits and product sales have been roiled. J.D. Power data suggests that F&I profits fell in the weeks following shelter-in-place orders aimed at mitigating …

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Employment status among auto lending hurdles during COVID-19

The COVID-19 outbreak dealt a major blow to large auto lenders’ first-quarter earnings as banks deferred auto loan payments and shifted resources to shield themselves from future losses. As lenders tighten credit access to mitigate the fallout of the coronavirus pandemic on their auto portfolios, finance-and-insurance managers are working overtime …

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Public retailers raise F&I profits despite COVID-19 headwinds

Strict shelter-in-place orders brought on by the coronavirus pandemic severely hindered profits at publicly traded U.S. megaretailers in the first quarter. But despite showroom closures, slowing vehicle sales and economic uncertainty closing out the month of March, all six public groups posted gains in finance-and-insurance profit per vehicle. Public groups …

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