Be Ready For an Auto Loan to Avoid Delinquency

ID-100111229There are some things that no one ever wants to see a rise in. Experian is reporting that the rate of auto loan delinquency and repossession is going up. This is due to the first quarter seeing an increase in subprime loans.

The increase is across the board. 60 days of delinquency rose 12 percent while 30 days increased 1 percent. The numbers certainly are troubling compared to the recent reports showing those same stats slowing and lowering as the economy comes back.

This has many meanings behind it, not all of them dire. The economy has been a slow slog back to being the best for everyone. It’s come back strong enough to allow people to enter back into the subprime market. That would be an easy explanation for why delinquencies could be up. More people in the market.

What it really says to me is that people are wanting and/or needing to get a car again and may be making the leap too soon or not evaluating their finances properly before coming into the dealership. We’ve posted plenty of aids to make sure that when you get financing for a vehicle that it won’t become a burden that may lead people to missing out on payments.

A large part of buying a car is more than just finding the right vehicle. It’s also about ensuring the vehicle you need is going to work with your finances. Read up and prepare so you’re not caught off guard.

Bayside Chrysler Jeep Dodge is here to make sure you’re ready for financing for the vehicle you need.  We work every day with people that have poor credit situations and help them get the loan they need that suits their life-style.  We love to say yes! We’ll work with you to put you in the car best suited for you. Don’t forget to like and follow us on Facebook as well as Twitter.

Auto-Loans Market Healthy Despite Rise in Delinquencies

ID-10056516Today, Experian released their analysis of the current automotive credit trends for the fourth quarter of 2012.  What they found was very interesting considering the upward state the industry has been in as of late.

For the first time in quite a while, there was a rise in delinquencies.  Being late by 60-days increased from the same quarter in 2011.  It rose from .72 to .74 in Q4 of 2012.  That kind of increase in loan delinquencies hasn’t occurred since 2009.

Still, Experian assures that it’s nothing to worry about.  “Overall, our Q4 analysis shows that the auto lending market is extremely health,” said Melinda Zabritski, Experian Automotive’s direct of automotive credit.  “Of course you never want to see an increase in delinquencies, but when you take a step back and look at the market compared to where it was three years ago, we still have remarkable stability.”

A way to look at this increase is due to more loans being issued.  When the finical crisis hit, banks reeled in their lending in fear of the market.  Now that things have finally rebounded for the better, banks have reopened that door and are letting people in.  There’s been a rapid increase in the amount of people asking for a receiving auto loans.  In fact, the market of auto-loans has been one of the fastest growing parts of consumer-finance recently.

Interested in getting an auto-loan for a vehicle?  Contact us at Bayside Chrysler Jeep Dodge and find out how we can help.  We love to say yes!  Browse our new and pre-owned inventory online.  Like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter for more news and monthly offers.