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The national auto loan delinquency rate will increase approximately 7 percent at the end of 2010 to 0.92 percent, up from an expected 0.86 percent at the conclusion of 2009, according to TransUnion’s annual auto loan forecast.
Read More →The national 60-day auto delinquency rate rose between the second and third quarters, but analysts for TransUnion.com said the rise was consistent with what’s occurred in 2009. The report also showed that some states are emerging from the recession faster than others.
Read More →The industry experienced a drop in the 60-day auto delinquency rate in the second quarter 2009, reflecting a seasonal pattern rather than a change in the current lending environment, according to TransUnion’s quarterly report on auto lending trends.
Read More →The automotive finance industry experienced a drop in the 60-day auto delinquency rate in the first quarter 2009, reflecting a seasonal pattern rather than a reversal of the trends associated with the current lending environment, according to TransUnion’s quarterly report on auto lending trends.
Read More →I’m really going to need a therapist after this turnaround. Like everyone, I’m looking for that silver lining in every new market report or economic news, but nothing good seems to stick these days.
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