WASHINGTON, D.C. -

This week, personal finance website WalletHub released the first quarter installment of its Auto Financing Report, pinpointing the top 25 cities where consumers hold the highest amounts of auto-finance debt when analyzed against their income.

The vast majority of the cities on that list of 25 — 14 locations to be exact — can be found in Texas.

Topping the analysis from WalletHub was the Lone Star State’s Rio Grande City, which is located along the Mexican border about 120 miles west of the Gulf of Mexico.

After Texas, the other states with cities on this top 25 list included Georgia (3), Arizona (2), Florida (2), Louisiana (2), New Mexico (1) and North Carolina (1).

Here is the list with other metrics gathered by WalletHub and shared in this report:

Location Median Auto Debt Income Debt-to-Income Ratio
 Rio Grande City, Texas  $23,457  $27,419  86%
 Willis, Texas  $20,814  $25,570  81%
 Livingston, Texas  $22,660  $31,007  73%
 Alice, Texas  $24,859  $34,056  73%
 Bastrop, La.  $15,666  $21,583  73%
 Donna, Texas   $18,805  $26,558  71%
 San Juan, Texas  $21,976  $31,681  69%
 Leesville, La.  $21,374  $31,341  68%
 Uvalde, Texas  $20,341  $30,423  67%
 Alamo, Texas  $21,922  $32,810  67%
 Raeford, N.C.  $20,660  $31,063  67%
 Mercedes, Texas   $18,067  $27,351  66%
 Pharr, Texas  $20,909  $32,456  64%
 Douglas, Ga.  $20,678  $32,270  64%
 San Luis, Ariz.  $19,262  $30,106  64%
 Brownsville, Texas  $19,449  $30,409  64%
 Tolleson, Ariz.  $20,109  $31,738  63%
 Deming, N.M.  $17,919  $28,328  63%
 Weslaco, Texas  $21,731  $34,556  63%
 Big Spring, Texas  $23,636  $37,636  63%
 San Benito, Texas  $19,046   $30,530  62%
 Lake Placid, Fla.  $16,554  $26,563  62%
 Cordele, Ga.  $17,755  $28,687  62%
 Palatka, Fla.  $17,863  $29,066  61%
 Dahlonega, Ga.  $16,708  $27,266  61%