A new report Lending Tree suggests that a bubble in the sub - prime auto loan market is unlikely . In , the monthly average monthly score for auto loan borrowers increased by 10 points for loans closed by mortgage Tree"s " lenders , and the latest monthly score rose by 12 points . The report suggests that although lenders are issuing a larger number of loans to customers with sub - prime credit , they are not making the kinds of risky loans that could give way to a bubble .
A new survey Lending Tree suggests that a bubble in the sub-prime auto loan market is unlikely. In 2014 the monthly average credit score for auto loan borrowers increased by 10 points for loans closed by Lending Tree"s network lenders, and the latest monthly score rose by 12 points. The report suggests that although lenders are issuing a larger number of loans to borrowers with sub-prime credit, they are not making the kinds of risky loans that could give way to a bubble.