The pandemic-era car bubble, caused by chip shortages and inflated prices, has left 30% of Americans with negative equity on their vehicles, with average buyers $7,200 underwater; this has led to record monthly payments of $932, doubled repossession risk for underwater buyers, and the highest auto loan defaults since 2010.
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The COVID Car Bubble Just Trapped Millions of Americans追加:
30% of Americans owe more on their car than it's actually worth. The pandemic car bubble has finally burst and millions are trapped. During COVID, a chip shortage made cars nearly impossible to find. Prices exploded.
Dealers charged way above sticker price and people paid it. Now those overpriced cars have lost value, but the loans haven't. One buyer owed 87,000 on a truck now worth only 47.
On average, buyers are $7,200 underwater before even buying a new car.
To cope, people are stretching loans to 70 months, some over eight years.
Monthly payments hit $932, an all-time record. Underwater buyers are twice as likely to get their car repossessed within 2 years. Auto loan defaults just hit the highest level since 2010. Are you underwater on your car loan? Drop your story in the comments.
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