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Business·Google News - Business·8/1/2026, 12:02:00 PM·
Americans are rolling record debt into new vehicles. These top the list - USA Today
American car buyers are rolling over unprecedented amounts of debt when purchasing new vehicles, with monthly payments of $1,000 becoming increasingly common. Despite record average positive equity of $13,330 from trade-ins, many buyers face challenges with high auto loan payments, particularly in states like Georgia where the trend is most pronounced.
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