Some of the nation's biggest banks have apparently stalled out when it comes to the amount of auto loans they've recently ­originated.

The top 100 lenders increased their total auto loans by just 0.64% over the fourth quarter of 2012, according to data tracking firm SNL Financial. Among these, the top 16 lenders didn't budge from their spots compared to a quarter earlier.

While the decrease was slight, these 100 institutions held $395.33 billion in auto loans at March 31, compared to $392.80 billion at year-end 2012, SNL Financial said.

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