crept up to 5.50 percent in the first quarter from 5.09 percent a year earlier. As a result, the national auto loan delinquency rate — what TransUnion defines as the percentage of accounts 60 or more ...

Both S&P Global Ratings and the American Bankers Association spotted rises in auto finance delinquencies in their recent reports, but Cox Automotive chief economist Tom Webb insisted this week that ...

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