The Autopilot Order.

Now, informal.

The strong urge felt at the ordering kiosk or drive-through that takes over the entire body and mind

and results in a person ordering a Big Mac without even having to think.

Related phrases.

Looks like I've ordered a Big Mac again.

The Autopilot Order at McDonald's.

Serves from 11am, subject to availability.

Here's your money briefing for Friday, May 9th.

I'm Julia Carpenter for the Wall Street Journal.

President Trump's sweeping auto tariffs sent some Americans rushing to the dealership before car prices went up.

But getting a new car might not be so easy.

In recent years, a lot of big auto lenders have actually tightened standards.

They're lending more to people with higher scores.

If you have a lower score, you may not be rejected or you may be approved,

but only at an even higher interest rate. It doesn't mean that fewer loans are available,

but more of the loans that are available are going to a select few.

So what's a car shopper to do if they want to beat the tariff increases?

Wall Street Journal reporter Amani Moise will join me to talk about what's changed in the

auto lending world and what options remain for eager buyers. That's after the break.

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