The document compares non-prime auto loan applicants to consumer loan applicants. It finds that average monthly income is higher for auto applicants at $3,287 compared to $2,937 for consumer applicants. Both applicant groups are most commonly employed in retail. Auto applicants are more likely to have changed addresses recently while consumer applicants are more likely to have changed phone numbers. The auto segment has more millennial applicants while the consumer loan segment has more Gen X applicants.