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- Subprime Auto Delinquency Is Near Crisis Levels at Non-Bank Lenders
- Delinquencies Rise at a Slower Rate, Says TransUnion
- Banks Tighten Auto Lending as More Borrowers Fall Into Default
- US Prime Auto Loan Performance Weakens Further in June
- Consumers Skip More High-Rate Auto Payments Than During Crisis
2014-09-09 — usatoday.com
``The auto loan delinquency rate -- borrowers who are at least 60 days behind on their loans -- rose to 0.95% in the second quarter, up more than 9% from 0.87% the same quarter a year ago, reports TransUnion, the big credit bureau.'' -- This provides a lovely compliment to increased consumer credit on increased car loans...
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