People in the U.S. collectively owe over $1.64 trillion in auto loan debt, with the average household owing nearly $14,000. These loans have become significantly more expensive, and interest rates have surged.
WalletHub has identified the cities where auto loan debt is growing the fastest and those where the increases are more modest by examining proprietary consumer debt data. Here are the findings:
Hialeah ranks in the Top 5 cities where auto loan debt is increasing the most. Miami comes in at #43 on the list. In most of the Top 10 cities on the list, this extra debt is a bad sign because those cities tend to have high debt delinquency rates and a lot of people experiencing financial distress.
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