Record subprime auto loan delinquencies raise concerns beyond the car market

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The record-high subprime auto loan delinquency rate in September is deeply concerning, but it’s not just about the car market. The ripple effects extend to people struggling with their bills, families losing their means of transportation, and the broader economy.

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