和讯投顾黄杰：汽车“高息高返”暂停，汽车金融何去何从？

Core Viewpoint - The potential increase in car prices is linked to the cancellation of high-interest and high-rebate policies by 4S dealerships, which are influenced by the recent reduction in bank interest rates [1][2] Group 1: Impact of High-Interest and High-Rebate Policies - High-interest and high-rebate policies involve dealerships collaborating with banks to offer attractive financing options to consumers, which include rebates that are passed back to the dealerships [1] - The cancellation of these policies is expected to lead to a decrease in consumer discounts, potentially resulting in higher car prices in the short term [1][2] Group 2: Consumer Behavior and Loan Repayment - Data indicates that only 30% of consumers opt for early loan repayment, suggesting that most consumers will end up paying higher interest rates over time [2] - The long-term effects of the cancellation of high-interest and high-rebate policies may lead to improved services from both dealerships and banks, as they adapt to the new financing landscape [2]