Sometimes, it seems, a car dealer increases the rate of a low interest loan for which a buyer is approved, and then takes the extra interest for itself. For more, see "Car dealers take heat over hidden loan 'markups,'" by Kevin McDermott of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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