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Trouble in the auto loan market. I didn’t know that sub-prime auto lending was a thing, but it’s not surprising that it has problems.

The recent collapses of Tricolor, a used car seller and sub-prime auto lender, and First Brands, an auto parts supplier, have put the finance industry on edge, almost two decades after problems in the sub-prime mortgage lending market set the stage for the global financial crisis.

Car repossessions surged to their highest level since 2009 last year, according to Cox, with 1.73m vehicles seized, up 16% from the year prior and 43% from 2022.

Car owners were found to be missing payments at the highest rate in more than 30 years in January, when a Fitch Ratings index monitoring the share of sub-prime auto borrowers at least 60 days past due on their loans hit 6.5%.
 
Nine months is all it took to get to the "find out" part.

And we’re fast approaching the “REALLY finding out” stage.

See:

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/mar...ans-spark-concerns-on-wall-street/ar-AA1OGnI2

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The only remaining question is: How bad of a situation will DonOld leave the next administration (if there is one)???

Worse than the situation G. W. Bush left President Obama???

Worse then the situation DonOld left President Biden???

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We. Told. Them. So.

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Trouble in the auto loan market. I didn’t know that sub-prime auto lending was a thing, but it’s not surprising that it has problems.
Tricolor holdings abruptly filed for chapter 7 bankruptcy about 2 weeks ago...... get this,tricolor was selling the same loan to several different banks using the same exact collateral, basically fraud (allegedly) . A large portion of the loans were to illegal aliens whom never made any payments nor did they have a social security number or driver's license......and the loans were as high as 30% interest also there seems to be home mortgages involved as well (shadows of 2009 come to mind?)
As a result there are two banks in very much trouble, Zions Bank and western alliance bank.... a day or so back the regional banks took a beating in stock losses as a result of the exposure.......
Oh' one more item, a sizable number of illegal aliens are "Self deporting" and taking their cars with them leaving the lenders without collateral....... (once again we are witnessing greedy, and extremely risky and dangerous lending practices)...... it's my hope and prayers that these vile greedy banks and lending institutions receive everything they so righteously deserve......
 
Tricolor holdings used lax underwriting regs and laws and made their money, over and over again. The banks that bought the bad paper should have done a better job with their due diligence. Underwriting standards become a bone of contention when the regs are tightened and precludes many from obtaining credit. Loosen the standards and the gates open for fraud. Kind of 2008'esque'ish. Bet there is more to come.
 
tricolor was selling the same loan to several different banks using the same exact collateral, basically fraud (allegedly) . A large portion of the loans were to illegal aliens whom never made any payments nor did they have a social security number or driver's license.
The racist idiot accidentally admits that illegals were the victims of scams by white American businesses.
 
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