Nearly 30% of Americans trading in cars now owe more than their vehicles are worth, with an average gap exceeding $7,000, as negative equity rises.
A growing share of Americans trading in vehicles have negative equity, meaning they owe more on their loans than the car is worth. Approximately 30% are underwater, with an average shortfall exceeding $7,000.
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