Americans have 1.6 trillion in car loan debt?

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Im 43 with 2 cars both with 50,000 miles on it and i work from home:manny:
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Them cars starting to sit on the lots longer too so they bout to start feeling it. Dealers where I'm at offering 0% APR for 60 mos on the Tundra, Tacoma, Camry and Grand Highlander now.

But they are charging $50k+.....They are getting it back, all of it.

The supplies to build these cars were paid for years ago when inflation wasn't as high.
 

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The feeling of sitting in a 2024 something is so much better than those rust buckets y’all talking about. Be mad, broke brehs :umad:
 

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Broke nikka babble. Everyone doesn't have bad credit. My car loan which I took out in 2018 has a 1.99% rate.... :childplease:
The fact you’re still paying on a car 6 years later…5 years used to be the longest loan, most people were doing 3-4 yr loans. Now the industry got people happily paying cars off for 6/7/8 years :huhldup:
 
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