FlexPath DXP’s inaugural Automotive Shopper Credit & Payment Behavior Study proves shop-by-payment tools are not just for credit-challenged car buyers. +
The Dealertrack Credit Availability Index climbed to 107.1 in September as all six components — including subprime share — contributed to the gain. +
Credit Acceptance has agreed to a multimillion-dollar settlement with 40 states and the District of Columbia to resolve predatory lending charges. +
Looser loan structures — rather than lower interest rates or improved credit quality — raised Dealertrack’s Credit Availability Index in August. +
The Credit Availability Index climbed to 105 in July, its highest level since December 2015, but a key indicator declined for the fourth straight month. +
Dealertrack’s Credit Availability Index rose to 104.6 in June, registering its biggest increase so far this year and its highest mark since December 2015. +
A narrowing yield spread and a remarkable recovery in approval rates pushed Dealertrack’s Credit Availability Index to 103.7 in May, improving by 7.3% year over year to reach its highest level since April 2022. +
Experian analysts say sales of full-size trucks, vans and sports cars pushed $1,000 monthly payments to nearly 19% of all auto loans in the first quarter. +
Dealertrack’s Credit Availability Index inched up to 102.4 in April, but analysts say subprime borrowers’ share of the market fell “sharply” after a March surge. +
TransUnion’s latest report finds the superprime and subprime credit tiers are growing, thinning the “middle” tiers while pressure rises for nonprime borrowers. +
