Record-high car prices coupled with high interest rates are leading to huge monthly car payments for many Americans.

Edmunds data shows new-car loan rates have been falling, but higher vehicle prices are pushing monthly payments higher.

According to a new report, over 20% of new-car owners make monthly payments of $1,000 or more. We look into how and why that ...

While car prices and interest rates are on a downward slope, auto loan payments are still relatively high, according to a recent Experian study of its consumer credit database. Though the value of ...

In the fourth quarter of 2025, 20.3% of new‑car shoppers agreed to monthly payments topping $1,000 — the highest share ever ...

A blue car on top of a stack of money and coins. If you’re in the market for a car in 2024, you’ll have plenty to choose from at a dealership near you—something that couldn’t be taken for granted just ...

One in five US car buyers now face $1,000+ monthly payments as the affordability crisis deepens. Trump's 'Big Beautiful Bill' ...

New data shows a growing number of drivers now paying $1,000 or more each month on auto loans, adding financial strain in a ...

Americans continue to fall behind on auto loan payments in the face of record-high car prices and high interest rates. A recent study by VantageScore found that auto loan delinquency rates have ...