March auto defaults drop to lowest reading in 10 years
NEW YORK – Perhaps still reflecting seasonality, S&P Dow Jones Indices and Experian noticed the auto-finance default rate improved in March. In fact, the rate not only improved, but it also dropped to the lowest reading going back 10 years. With other data sets are showing soaring unemployment and plunging used-vehicle values, the auto component of the March S&P/Experian Consumer Credit Default Indices came in at 0.81%, dropping 8 basis points compared to the previous month. And according to analyst data available going back to February 2010, the latest auto default… Read More »March auto defaults drop to lowest reading in 10 years