Credit standards · Auto loan credit standards

BMW VEHICLE OWNER TRUST

Summary statistics computed from the Form ABS-EE asset-level file for this shelf, filed 2026-08-10. Regulation AB II requires this loan-level data for registered public auto-loan securitizations, so every figure below is a statement about a named, dated SEC filing — not about a company.

2,279 loans analysed, sampled systematically (every 20th record) from 45,581 records. CIK 1979860. Source filing.

Distributions

Measure5th25thMedian75th95th
Credit score685743795842875
APR1.5%2.8%3.9%5.3%7.0%
Payment-to-income1.2%3.2%5.4%8.4%15.3%
Term (months)4860607272
Loan-to-value38.5%64.8%84.0%100.1%115.8%
Vehicle model year20172019202120222023

By credit score band

BandRangeLoansShareMedian APR
near prime 601-660 54 2.4% 8.5%
prime 661-780 926 40.6% 4.0%
super prime 781-900 1,299 57.0% 3.5%

Pool composition

What this is not

Not underwriting guidelines. Not a comparison of lenders. Not a description of any lender's programs or current practices. Each row describes one securitized pool, as reported in one filing, on one date - a sponsor-selected subset of what an originator funded. Issuers securitizing privately under Rule 144A file no asset-level data and are absent by construction.

Income and employment verification appear in the file only as raw Schedule AL codes (2 and 2). Their meanings are not asserted here — the filer's codebook is the only authority for what a code means, and this shelf published none.

underwritingIndicator is recorded upstream but omitted here: filers apply it inconsistently and it cannot be read as an exception rate. Verification codes are raw and are not comparable across filers. LTV carries a per-shelf comparability flag.

Method: how these figures are computed. Data generated 2026-08-25 from the filing above.