Record High: U.S. Car Loan Debt Surges to $1.56 Trillion

An AutoNation dealership in Las Vegas, Nevada, US, on Tuesday, July 18, 2023. AutoNation Inc. is scheduled to release earnings figures on July 21.
Photo: Bridget Bennett/Bloomberg (Getty Images)

The numbers are all historic; monthly car payments and car loan debt are the highest they’ve ever been and auto delinquencies are higher than pre-COVID times.

Doesn’t quite seem sustainable, does it? The U.S. reached $1.56 trillion in outstanding auto debt this week a new high, according to CNBC. This crippling debt is the culmination of multiple factors, including inflation, rising interest rates,

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