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Nearly a Third of Americans Owe More on Car Loans Than Their Cars Are Worth
Nearly one in three Americans owes more on their car loan than the vehicle is worth, with average negative equity exceeding $6,800. The problem is especially acute in rural areas, where limited transport alternatives leave residents with little choice but to keep borrowing. Financial experts warn the situation creates a debt spiral with no easy exit for millions of households.
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