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The Auto Subprime Crisis: Is 2025 Becoming the Next 2008?

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🗓️ 5 December 2025

⏱️ 9 minutes

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America is facing a subprime auto meltdown that rivals 2008. Pat breaks down rising delinquencies, soaring car prices, negative equity traps, and what low-income buyers are facing. Learn how to protect yourself with credit, smart rules, and real solutions.

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Data is showing that there's a massive subprime auto crisis going out right now in America. A lot of data is showing that it's similar to what happened in 2008 with mortgages. The only difference is, at least back then when you bought a house, you had build out some equity. Today, when you buy a car, what kind of equity are you building? Nothing. This is a massive number we're talking about. The deeper you get into it it you realize who it's affecting the most we're gonna talk about that today

0:23.9

all right if you give out this video give it a thumbs up and subscribe to the

0:32.3

channel and stick around to the very end to realize how you can get the notes

0:35.0

on everything we're talking about so let's take a look at this.

0:38.1

When you look at this here, October, last month, 6.65% of borrowers in the subprime market

0:46.0

are 60 days late.

0:47.6

That's 1 in 15 borrower is seriously behind two times higher than what it was just three years ago, 1.4% above the 2008 peak.

0:59.5

This is not like just something people are talking about. This is really taking place. Now, if you

1:03.6

talk about what is prime versus subprime, subprime borrowers are those that have a credit

1:09.6

score, 580 to 680. If you're deep subprime, you're 0 to 580. And then prime is 660, 680 plus as you look at this. So let's go a little bit deeper on these numbers to see what's going on. By the way, if you notice this is a subprime issue, prime borrowers, which is 0.37% are 60 days behind that's 1 in 270 it's not a big

1:30.1

number that anybody's worried about with subprime borrowers so if you look at

1:33.3

this chart and we zoom in a little bit more what do you notice if you notice

1:37.4

right here all the way to the top right record breaking we've never seen

1:41.8

that before prime is totally fine subprime we

1:46.0

peaked here which is someone the late 90s and in 08 you got another peak here

1:51.2

but this is higher than ever before so now when you look at 1.66 trillion

1:58.2

dollars of America's own to car.

2:01.6

What percentage is subprime?

2:03.6

What percentage is prime?

2:04.6

Prime makes up for about 78 to 85% of that.

2:08.6

Subprime makes up 15 to 20% of that,

2:12.6

which means the number is still a real number.

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