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Dealer Financing in the Subprime Auto Market: Markups and Implicit Subsidies
14-May-2025
Car dealers don’t rip off subprime borrowers
Research from Texas McCombs Associate Professor of Finance Samuel Kruger finds that rather than exploiting buyers with low credit scores, dealers lose an average of $301 arranging loans to them. Credit: The University of Texas at Austin McCombs School of Business
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Dealer Financing in the Subprime Auto Market: Markups and Implicit Subsidies
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University of Texas at Austin. (2025, June 18). Car dealers don’t rip off subprime borrowers. Brightsurf News. https://www.brightsurf.com/news/1WR904DL/car-dealers-dont-rip-off-subprime-borrowers.html
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