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The delayed day of reckoning has arrived for millions of Americans who purchased vehicles during the pandemic auto boom. Many are now finding themselves trapped in a shitstorm of negative equity and burdened by costly monthly payments, all while low- and mid-tier consumers face mounting financial strain amid elevated inflation and high interest rates.

Before we dive into the new auto data, let's revisit our latest coverage of the slow-rolling auto crisis: . .

Source (zerohedge.com)

>The delayed day of reckoning has arrived for millions of Americans who purchased vehicles during the pandemic auto boom. Many are now finding themselves trapped in a shitstorm of negative equity and burdened by costly monthly payments, all while low- and mid-tier consumers face mounting financial strain amid elevated inflation and high interest rates. >Before we dive into the new auto data, let's revisit our latest coverage of the slow-rolling auto crisis: . . [Source](https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/nearly-40-cars-financed-2022-are-underwater)
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doesnt help that used cars now cost 10k+ with 150-250k+ miles on them. not to mention interest rates for those cars are running around 20% making people pay around 5k in interest.

no ones paying that off.