More car buyers favoring longer term loans, up to 10 years [w/poll]

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What's the longest new-car loan you'd consider taking?

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News Source: The Detroit News

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Category: Car Buying, Earnings/Financials

Tags: auto loans, car buying, car loans, car sales, financing, interest rates, loans, subprime, subprime car loans

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