States with Highest Auto Loan Delinquency in Q3 2023
Earlier this month, TransUnion, one of the nation’s largest credit reporting agencies, released their September 2023 Credit Industry Snapshot. Within its contents they laid out by state, the 30-day and 60-day delinquency ratios by loan type for all 50 states. Come see which states have the highest auto loan delinquency ratios.
Before we reveal the states with the highest auto loan delinquency, TransUnion provided some higher-level perspective on the month over month changes to auto loans reported in their vast database of credit reporting information.
Auto – National
→ Consumer 30+DPD increased to 4.65% (2 bps); 60+DPD increased to 2.12% (6 bps)
→ Average amount financed declined slightly to $30,000 (from $30,048); its first decline following three consecutive monthly increases.
Keep in mind, these are month by month changes. When you see the larger data, you will see some surprising variances from August, but also variances from September of last year.
Auto Loan Concentration
Month over month, the changes in 60+ day delinquency concentration by FICO tiers is fairly nominal, moving at about 2 bps at the prime level and up to almost 40 bps. But looking at the year-over-year changes, you can see that it is more dramatic with an average 26 bps increase overall.
As delinquency ratios go, these are still fairly modest and just slightly above pre-pandemic levels and resembling the downside of the Great Recession.
Auto Delinquency Ratios by Lender Type
With all the recent headlines about rising subprime auto loan delinquency, TransUnion’s report that Independent lenders delinquency ratios are so high should come of little surprise. While Credit Unions are doing very good, the Captive lenders have got it best.
Top 5 States for Auto Loan Delinquency
- Mississippi
- District of Columbia
- Louisiana
- Alabama
- Arkansas
No real surprises here, they’re all concentrated in the south, where historically average FICO scores are some of the lowest in the nation. But there is the odd exception of the District of Columbia.
Despite by population having the highest of the top 5 in super prime FICO score concentration, they ended up at number 2. This is actually an improvement over August when their 30-day delinquency was 10.01% and 60-days were 5.83%. It must be their 21.9% subprime population to blame. This is over 6% the national average.
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Below is the full list of states with the highest auto loan delinquency for the end of the 3rd Quarter 2023 according to TransUnion.
Similar data is available in TransUnion’s report for bankcards and mortgages and unsecured loans.
More Credit Industry Snapshots can be found HERE
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