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Reduction In Home-Equity Loans Hurts Automotive SalesReduction In Home-Equity Loans Hurts Automotive Sales
Nearly 2 million new cars were purchased with home-equity loans in 2007, but that source of vehicle financing is shrinking this year in response to the rollback in home values. If new-vehicle sales continue to recede, say lenders, the share of home-equity loans (HEL) used for new-vehicle purchases also will fall from last year's 11.77%. The housing crisis, connected with the credit crunch, has really
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