Did last year’s Cash for Clunkers program really help local vehicle dealerships? And did consumers get all of the cash they were entitled?

Toys R Us offers its own version of the Cash for Clunkers program.

The Transportation Department says the popular Cash for Clunkers program generated nearly 700,000 new car sales and came under the $3 billion budget for the monthlong program.

In a matter of hours, the federal government’s “Cash-For-Clunkers” program officially will end and so will your chance to get $4,500 rebate when you trade in your gas hog.

If you’re planning on taking advantage of the government’s “Cash-for-Clunkers” program, you’re running out of time.

The Obama administration will end the popular $3 billion Cash for Clunkers program on Monday, giving car shoppers a few more days to take advantage of big government incentives.

The Cash for Clunkers worked so well, Congress recently authorized billions of dollars more to keep it going. But now, auto dealers say they’re having difficulty getting their money from the government.

It’s official: Car shoppers are getting more time to trade in their clunkers for cash.

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The Cash for Clunkers program is getting a lot of attention. But there are people who are worried about a bad side effect of the program.

Pressing colleagues to replenish the “cash-for-clunkers” program, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid warned lawmakers they might miss their August vacation takeoff plans Friday if they don’t quickly pass the $2 billion measure.

The Ford Motor Company is crediting the government’s Cash for Clunkers program for slight upswing in July car sales.

The “cash for clunkers” rebate program can burn rubber at least through the weekend after blowing through nearly all its $1 billion in a week.

The House voted Friday to rush $2 billion into the popular but financially strapped “cash for clunkers” car purchase program, heeding calls from consumers who hope to keep taking advantage of the trade-in incentives.