However, these third - quarter figures show that
while subprime auto lending appeared to be increasing, lending to other consumer groups has risen with it.
Not exact matches
In all, 50 percent expect
subprime auto lending to expand most significantly,
while 38 percent believe credit cards will see the largest gain.
Nick Clements, co-founder of the comparison - shopping site MagnifyMoney, said that
while credit card companies ventured back into
subprime lending following the crisis, they did so less aggressively than
auto lenders.