U.S. Auto Debt Hits Record Highs, Raising Recession Fears
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Americans' record-high car debt, driven by soaring vehicle and insurance costs, is raising concerns of a potential recession similar to 2008, as increased delinquencies and longer loan terms threaten economic stability.
- Americans have never had this much car debt… experts warn it could start a 2008-like recession Daily Mail
- Americans Owe a Staggering $1.66 Trillion in Auto-Related Debt, According to New Report Road & Track
- 'Underwater' car trade-ins are at a 4-year high: What that means when buying a new vehicle CNBC
- The Dual Economy: Cracks Emerge in Consumer Financial Health Amidst Rising Loan Delinquencies FinancialContent
- Americans Crushed By Auto Loans As Defaults And Repossessions Surge Carscoops
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