@not_a_newtpeople can't pay their car loans anymore and the count just hit record highs. this matters because owning a vehicle is essential so payments get prioritized over other expenses. looking across the Bush, Obama, Trump, and Biden terms, current numbers are approaching the levels seen during the 2008 crash. U.S. car loans are showing worrying signals that suggest something serious is happening with debt.
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The image is a line graph showing U.S. Auto Loans data from 1995-2026. The focus is on four key metrics: Outstanding Loans, Repossessions, Defaults, and 90+ Day Delinquency Rate. The graph is divided by presidential terms, with Bush, Obama, Trump, and Biden labeled. A yellow callout box highlights the "2008 Financial Crisis / Great Recession (Repo & Default Peak)". The mood is informative and analytical, presented in a clean, data-driven style. Visually notable are the distinct colored lines representing each metric and the shaded background indicating presidential administrations. The on-screen text includes the title "U.S. Auto Loans: Outstanding Balances, Repossessions, Defaults, and Delinquency Rates (1995-2026) with Presidential Terms and 2008 Crash", axis labels "Outstanding Auto Loans (Trillions USD)", "Year", "Repossessions & Defaults (Millions)", and "90+ Day Delinquency Rate (%)",
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I'm single and searching 😔@not_a_newtpeople can't pay their car loans anymore and the count just hit record highs. this matters because owning a vehicle is essential so payments get prioritized over other expenses. looking across the Bush, Obama, Trump, and Biden terms, current numbers are approaching the levels seen during the 2008 crash. U.S. car loans are showing worrying signals that suggest something serious is happening with debt.
Ver publicação originalFoto de @not_a_newt· Oct 20, 2026· Donald Trump
The image is a line graph showing U.S. Auto Loans data from 1995-2026. The focus is on four key metrics: Outstanding Loans, Repossessions, Defaults, and 90+ Day Delinquency Rate. The graph is divided by presidential terms, with Bush, Obama, Trump, and Biden labeled. A yellow callout box highlights the "2008 Financial Crisis / Great Recession (Repo & Default Peak)". The mood is informative and analytical, presented in a clean, data-driven style. Visually notable are the distinct colored lines representing each metric and the shaded background indicating presidential administrations. The on-screen text includes the title "U.S. Auto Loans: Outstanding Balances, Repossessions, Defaults, and Delinquency Rates (1995-2026) with Presidential Terms and 2008 Crash", axis labels "Outstanding Auto Loans (Trillions USD)", "Year", "Repossessions & Defaults (Millions)", and "90+ Day Delinquency Rate (%)",
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