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  1. WalletHub study compares average and auto loan rates across several US states, including Mississippi, Maine, North Dakota, Louisiana, and Arkansas.

WalletHub Study Ranks Louisiana High for Increasing Auto Loan Debt

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A WalletHub study compared proprietary consumer debt information across several US states. The study found that Louisiana ranked 8th overall among states with the highest increase in auto loan debt. Conversely, Idaho was ranked as the state with the least amount of auto loan debt.

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The study noted that while most states saw less than a 2% increase in average auto loan balances from Q1 2026 to Q2 2026, some states experienced more dramatic increases, reaching nearly 2.9%. This suggests that consumer debt levels may be influenced by inflation in car prices or increased borrowing.

The WalletHub study compared average and auto loan rates across several US states, including Mississippi, Maine, North Dakota, Louisiana, and Arkansas.

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  • LouisianaState ranked high for increasing auto loan debt
  • IdahoState ranked lowest for auto loan debt

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