Chrysler Financial is first auto company to repay government loans

According to reports from Reuters, Chrysler Financial has become the first auto company in the U.S. to pay back its loan of $1.5 billion, which they had received from the U.S. Department of Treasury. The loan, which was taken out in January, was to help the company fund vehicle loans, as well as offer incentive programs to Chrysler customers. Read more

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