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Subprime Auto Loan Defaults Hit Record As Borrowers Struggle With High Prices And Rates
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2025-10-10
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Subprime auto delinquencies hit a record 6%, with 1.73M repossessions last year—the most since 2009. Rising car prices, rates, and job losses are straining lower-income borrowers, though banks are tightening credit to contain risk.
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