Ford Motor Credit and American Honda Finance Corp. are each marketing $1.3 billion of bonds backed by prime auto loans. (Honda's deal may be upsized to $1.6 billion, according to Moody's Investors Service.) The credit quality of the collateral for both deals is largely consistent with recent transactions, according to Moody's Investors Service, which is rating both deals. But in Honda's case, close to 25% of the pool consists of loans with original terms of greater than 60 months, in line with the lender's previous deal, but up from 20% in its 2016 deals. In Ford's transaction, FCAOT 2017-B, 57% of the pool balance consists of loans with terms of over 60 months, higher than its three previous deals.