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End of the 'free lunch on interest rates'
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Will the holiday atmosphere for car sales continue into 2016? Higher interest rates are likely to force automakers and their captive finance arms to dial up incentives to avoid passing higher costs on to consumers.
(David Phillips)
By:
Neal E. Boudette
December 20, 2015 05:00 AM
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