As vehicle prices have risen, amid elevated interest rates and high living costs, so too have repossessions in recent years.

Car repossessions are jumping nationwide and the reasons may surprise you. Consumer Investigator Rachel DePompa shares what the numbers show and how to respond if you’re affected.

A near-record number of cars are being repossessed as Americans continue to fall behind on their auto loans amid mounting financial strain. According to data from the Recovery Database Network (RDN), ...

Shock. Anger. Shame. And finally, hopelessness. The emotions that follow a car repossession can be overwhelming, but they often converge into one lingering question: “What do I do now?” As an ...

Repossessions of cars are surging in a way that's hard to ignore. More than 2.2 million vehicles have already been repossessed this year, a number expected to climb past 3 million by the end of 2025, ...

When a driver walks outside and finds an empty parking spot where their car should […] ...

SAN DIEGO — According to CU Repossessions’ analysis of the Recovery Database Network, more than 2.2 million vehicles have already been repossessed this year, and that number is expected to climb past ...

Shannon Martin, a Bankrate Insurance Analyst, joined FOX 35's Good Day to talk about why bank repossessions are on the rise. Marjorie Taylor Greene Tells ’60 Minutes’ That ‘It Would Shock People’ to ...

A repossession agent-commonly called "the repo man," and hired by the creditor to recover the property-may enter your ...

Tight household budgets are pushing drivers toward financial strain.