CAR LENDERS' LOAN LOSSES HURT DENVER COMPANIES AS `SUB-PRIME' INDUSTRY TAKES BEATING, SO DOES STOCK.(Business)
Byline: Al Lewis Rocky Mountain News Staff Writer Two Denver-based ``sub-prime'' auto lenders are taking a beating on the stock market now that their industry is racking up loan losses. Stock of Monaco Financial Inc. has slipped to $1.75 a share, down from a high of $5 last year. Western Fidelity

Publication: Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO)

Car-Loan Refinancings Begin to Surge.
By Cyndia Zwahlen, The Denver Post Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Jan. 30--Lori Sakowicz of Denver recently took advantage of falling interest rates to cash in on one of the best-kept secrets in lending -- she refinanced her car loan. The move will save the commercial property manager a tidy

Publication: Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News

Denver Airport Merchants Hope United Airlines Receives Loan Guarantee.
By Greg Griffin, The Denver Post Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Nov. 24--Travelers, shop owners and others who rely on United Airlines are hoping the carrier receives a government loan guarantee and stays out of bankruptcy. That's the million-dollar question, says Greg Forst, owner of three

Publication: Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News

The Denver Post and Cars.com Introduce Local Internet Car Shopping Service.
DENVER, Oct. 1 /PRNewswire/ -- Cars.com today announced it has launched a co-branded version of its automotive shopping Web site on The Denver Post Online (DPO), www.denverpost.com , the Web site of The Denver Post. DPO visitors now have online access to new and used vehicles from many local car

Publication: PR Newswire

High gas prices cut into car sales in Denver area Auto registrations down 17% January through May
Gas costing $3 a gallon is dampening the desire for new cars. Car registrations in metro Denver, an indicator of car sales, fell 26.2 percent in May and 17.2 percent from January through May, according to a report from the Metro Denver Auto Dealers Association. That compares with a 7.6 percent

Publication: Rocky Mountain News (2007-Current)

High gas prices cut into car sales in Denver area Auto registrations down 17% January through May.(Business)
Byline: Gargi Chakrabarty, Rocky Mountain News Gas costing $3 a gallon is dampening the desire for new cars. Car registrations in metro Denver, an indicator of car sales, fell 26.2 percent in May and 17.2 percent from January through May, according to a report from the Metro Denver Auto Dealers

Publication: Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO)