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At the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, subprime auto loans appeared to be particularly vulnerable to credit quality deterioration potentially arising from pandemic-related economic hardships. For one…
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Pandemic-era shortages are still pushing up used car prices, and automakers learned lessons from that time that stands to keep supply tight

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