Though no-interest, seven-year car loans remain at near-record levels, the deals started to pull back in May, notes car-shopping site Edmunds.

Impacted consumers have been identified and will each receive a $225 relief payment, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel said Monday. A portion of those consumers will qualify for loan forgiveness.

Marketing efforts for dealership clients include catered social media posts, signage and decals for showrooms to maintain social distancing, and even sponsored donation efforts to local food banks.

As lenders tighten credit access to mitigate risk from the coronavirus pandemic, dealerships are anecdotally reporting difficulty getting customers approved for auto loans.