Car loan defaults in the United States have reached their highest level since 2010, as more Americans struggle to afford their payments. A significant 42.6% of buyers who owe more on their vehicles than they are worth are opting for extended 84-month loans. The average monthly car payment has soared to a record $932, exacerbating financial strain on consumers.
US Car Loan Defaults Surge to Highest Level Since 2010
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