Subprime auto lending is a result of subprime home loans going out of vogue. It's trashed the used car market and does not make things easier for anyone trying to live within their means.
Maybe we should stop playing whack-a-mole and address the underlying issue.
>In Nevada, one woman testified to the Legislature that her car had been shut down on a freeway.
Remote control technologies stacks (e.g. OnStar) are also arguably critical infrastructure and need to be viewed as such from a security/reliability/control perspective. Lenders don't get to monkey around with the power grid.
Maybe we should stop playing whack-a-mole and address the underlying issue.
>In Nevada, one woman testified to the Legislature that her car had been shut down on a freeway.
Remote control technologies stacks (e.g. OnStar) are also arguably critical infrastructure and need to be viewed as such from a security/reliability/control perspective. Lenders don't get to monkey around with the power grid.