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Nonprime and subprime auto lending increases while delinquencies continue to decline

December 16, 2012 by admin

Findings from Experian’s latest State of the Automotive Finance Market analysis showed market share for nonprime, subprime and deep subprime automotive loans for new vehicles grew by 13.6 percent and new vehicle leasing increased by 7.53 percent year over year in Q3 2012. Thirty-day delinquencies fell slightly from 2.78 percent in Q3 2011 to 2.67 percent in Q3 2012 and 60 day delinquencies fell from 0.71 percent in Q3 2011 to 0.69 percent in Q3 2012.

Source: Experian Automotive: Toyota, Ford and Chevrolet top makes financed in Q3 2012.

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