Bar graph showing credit unions have fallen behind banks and captives in the auto lending market.

Credit unions retreated in the new car market and even lost some ground in used car lending in the second quarter as captives and other lenders gained market share, according to an Experian report released Thursday.

Experian's quarterly "State of the Automotive Finance Market" report showed credit unions accounted for 22.5% of the number of loans and leases in the second quarter, remaining in third place behind captives and banks.

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