Rising subprime auto delinquencies are emerging as a clear sign of mounting stress, as many lower-income Americans struggle to keep up with payments.

Debts, delinquencies, and defaults are pushing millions to the financial edge and threatening the country's economic ...

Number of drivers seriously behind on payments reached a worrying record high last month that could indicate problems in the ...

Americans with lower credit scores are falling behind on their car payments at the highest level in decades. A record 6.65 ...

A recent report from the Recovery Database Network (RDN), says more than 2.5 million cars were repossessed last year, and ...

Last month, 6.65% of subprime borrowers were at least 60 days late on their car payments. That’s the highest delinquency rate ...

The growing costs to buy and maintain a car – exacerbated by inflation and tariffs – are leading to rising auto loan defaults and repossessions and a potential crisis for American consumers left ...

Auto loan delinquencies and repossessions are climbing fast, according to the Consumer Federation of America, fueled by inflated car prices, long loan terms, higher rates and weakened regulatory ...

The percentage of subprime auto loan borrowers at least 60 days behind on their loans climbed to 6.65% in October. That's ...

A key group of American borrowers is falling significantly behind on their car loans. It’s yet another sign that the U.S. economy is forming some serious cracks, leaving the most vulnerable in ...