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SBA loans to used car dealerships in Georgia

Short answer

SBA's loan file shows 50 loans to used car dealerships in Georgia since October 2019. Wells Fargo Bank made 32.0% of them, against 11.6% nationally and 6.2% of all loans in Georgia.

SBA loans, Oct 2019 to Jun 2026
50
median loan
$325,000
dollars approved
$20.58M
made by one lender
32.0%

These are the 50 SBA 7(a) loans to used car dealerships in Georgia approved October 2019 to June 2026. Each figure is set against the national figure for the same industry and period. State is where the business is, not where the lender is based. The file lists loans SBA approved, so it shows what lenders have done and not what any lender will do for you. Every state page for this industry uses this same period, so the pages can be compared with each other.

How Georgia differs from the U.S.

What this means for you. One lender made a large share of these loans in Georgia, so compare more than one lender before you apply.

Lender concentration

Wells Fargo Bank made 32.0% of these loans (16 of 50). Nationally it made 11.6% of loans to used car dealerships. It made 6.2% of all SBA loans in Georgia.

We compared 8 measures with the national figure for the same period, and this is the one that differs clearly. The table compares every measure.

Georgia next to the U.S.

Georgia compared with all loans to used car dealerships in the U.S., October 2019 to June 2026
MeasureGeorgiaUnited StatesReading
Industry's share of all SBA loans0.50%0.36%No clear gap
Median loan$325,000$250,000No clear gap
Middle half of loans$20,000 to $514,625$89,650 to $677,500–
Startups (the loan opens the business)Fewer than 54.0%n/a
In business 2 years or less22.0%18.1%No clear gap
In business more than 2 years66.0%71.8%No clear gap
Change of ownership0.0%3.2%No clear gap
SBA Express32.0%30.2%No clear gap
Lines of credit30.0%23.3%No clear gap
Median term10 years10 years–
Median spread over Prime at approval2.75 points over Prime2.75 points over Prime–

Clearly higher and clearly lower mark a gap large enough to matter and unlikely to be chance for this many loans. Spread over Prime is the rate at approval minus Prime that day, so it is not today's rate. Rows with a dash are shown for reference.

Who lends in Georgia

The lender below made 16 of the 50 loans approved October 2019 to June 2026, or 32.0%. A lender is listed when it has 5 or more of them, five at most.

Top lenders in Georgia
LenderLoansShare hereU.S. share
Wells Fargo Bank1632.0%11.6%

Share here is the lender's share of the loans in this state. U.S. share is its share of all loans to this industry nationally. Not in top 5 means it is not one of the five lenders with the most loans to the industry.

More industries in Georgia

Other industries in Georgia with a clear difference from the national pattern, most loans first.

How to read this

Counts come from SBA's 7(a) loan-level data release, as of June 30, 2026. The file lists loans SBA approved. It does not list declined applications, so it cannot show approval odds. We do not publish any figure built on fewer than 5 loans. Industry is the NAICS code recorded on each loan. Location is the borrower's address in the file. Loans are those approved October 1, 2019 to June 30, 2026. SBA's fiscal year runs October 1 to September 30. Each figure is set against the national figure for the same period. A gap is called clear when it is large enough to matter and unlikely to be chance for this many loans. A comparison with no clear gap in the loans is not published. Express counts SBA Express and Export Express loans. Lines of credit are loans SBA's file flags as revolving. How we build these pages.

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