HOUSEHOLD AUTOMOTIVE TRUST III SERIES 1999-1
8-K, 2000-04-26
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               SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION

                     Washington, D.C.  20549


                            FORM 8-K

                         CURRENT REPORT

               Pursuant to Section 13 or 15(d) of
               the Securities Exchange Act of 1934



Date of Report          April 17, 2000

          HOUSEHOLD AUTOMOTIVE TRUST III, SERIES 1999-1
       (Exact name of registrant as specified in its charter)



                     HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION
                 (Master Servicer of the Trust)
     (Exact name as specified in Master Servicer's charter)

                                                         Not
      Delaware              333-76439                 Applicable
(State or other juris-    (Commission File Numbers)  (IRS Employer
diction of incorpora-                                Identification
tion of Master Servicer)                              Number of
                                                      Registrant)

  2700 Sanders Road, Prospect Heights, Illinois      60070
(Address of principal executive offices of        (Zip Code)
      Master Servicer)


Master Servicer's telephone number, including area code847/564-5000





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Item 7.   FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AND EXHIBITS

     (C)  Exhibits

     99(a)     Monthly Servicer's Certificate to Trustee dated April 17, 2000
               pursuant to Section 4.9 of the amended and restated Master
               Sale and Servicing Agreement dated as of June 1, 1999 (the
               "Sale and Servicing Agreement") among Household Automotive
               Trust III, as Issuer, Household Auto Receivables Corporation,
               as Seller, Household Finance Corporation, as Master Servicer,
               and The Chase Manhattan Bank, as Trustee, with respect to the
               Class A Notes, Series 1999-1.





                                 SIGNATURE



     Pursuant to the requirements of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, the
Master Servicer has duly caused this report to be signed on behalf of the
undersigned hereunto duly authorized.





                              HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION,
                         as Master Servicer of and on behalf of the
                           HOUSEHOLD AUTOMOTIVE TRUST III,
                              SERIES 1999-1
                                      (Registrant)



                         By:   /s/ J. W. Blenke
                              J. W. Blenke
                              Authorized Representative



Dated: April 26, 2000





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                               EXHIBIT INDEX

Exhibit

Number    Exhibit


99(a)     Monthly Servicer's Certificate to Trustee dated April 17, 2000
          pursuant to Section 4.9 of the amended and restated Master Sale and
          Servicing Agreement dated as of June 1, 1999 (the "Sale and
          Servicing Agreement") among Household Automotive Trust III, as
          Issuer, Household Auto Receivables Corporation, as Seller,
          Household Finance Corporation, as Master Servicer, and The Chase
          Manhattan Bank, as Trustee, with respect to the Class A Notes,
          Series 1999-1.










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        MASTER SERVICER'S CERTIFICATE
      (Delivered pursuant to Section 4.9
 of the Master Sale and Servicing Agreement)


        HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION,
                 Master Servicer
    HOUSEHOLD AUTO RECEIVABLES CORPORATION

        HOUSEHOLD AUTOMOTIVE TRUST III
         Class A Notes, Series 1999-1

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1.   This Certificate relates to the              April 17, 2000
Distribution Date occurring on

2.  Series 1999-1 Information

(a)  The amount of Collected Funds with           $35,877,942.47
respect to the Collection Period was equal to
        (i) The Gross Cash Yield                      19.171077%
(b)  The amount of Available Funds with           $35,877,942.47
respect to the Collection Period was equal to

(c)  The  Liquidated Receivables for the           $9,749,073.35
Collection Period was equal to

(d)  Net Liquidation Proceeds for the              $4,838,723.78
Collection Period was equal to
        (i) The annualized net default rate           7.9894097%

(e)  The principal balance of Series 1999-1
Receivables at the beginning
        of the Collection Period was equal to    $751,978,852.88

(f)  The principal balance of Series 1999-1
Receivables on the last day
        of the Collection Period was equal to    $723,078,687.99

(g)  The aggregate outstanding  balance of the
Series 1999-1 Receivables which were one
        payment (1-29 days) delinquent as of
the close of business on the last day of the
        Collection Period with respect to such    $28,428,000.00
Distribution Date was equal to

(h)  The aggregate outstanding  balance of the
Series 1999-1 Receivables which were two
        payments (30-59 days) delinquent as of
the close of business on the last day of the
        Collection Period with respect to such     $8,479,000.00
Distribution Date was equal to

(i)  The aggregate outstanding  balance of the
Series 1999-1 Receivables which were three or
        more payments (60+ days) delinquent as
of the close of business on the last day of
the
        Collection Period with respect to such     $5,744,000.00
Distribution Date was equal to

(j)  The Base Servicing Fee paid on the            $1,879,947.13
Distribution Date was equal to

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(k)  The Principal Distributable Amount for       $18,929,608.00
the Distribution Date was equal to

(l)  The Principal Amount Available for the       $33,181,739.77
Distribution Date was equal to

(m)  The Aggregate Note Principal Balance was    $492,546,148.64
equal to

(n)  The Aggregate Optimal Note Principal        $473,616,540.63
Balance was equal to

(o)  The Targeted Credit Enhancement Amount      $271,154,508.00
was equal to

(p)  The Targeted Credit Enhancement Amount as
a percentage of the Pool
       Balance on the Distribution Date was          37.5000000%
equal to

(q)  The Targeted Reserve Account Balance was     $21,692,360.64
equal to

(r)  The Reserve Account Deposit Amount for                $0.00
the Distribution Date

(s)  The Maximum Reserve Account Deposit           $4,281,574.88
Amount for the Distribution Date

(t)  The Reserve Account Shortfall for the                 $0.00
Distribution Date

(u)  The amount on deposit in the Reserve         $21,692,360.64
Account after distributions was equal to

(v)  The amount on deposit in the Reserve
Account as a percentage of the Pool
       Balance on the Distribution Date was           3.0000000%
equal to

(w)  The Targeted Overcollateralization Amount   $249,462,147.36
was equal to

(x)   The ending overcollateralization was       $249,462,147.35
equal to

(y)  The ending overcollateralization as a
percentage of the Pool Balance on the
       Distribution Date was equal to                34.5000000%

(z)  The Weighed Average Coupon (WAC) was            19.4890000%
equal to

(aa)  The Weighed Average Remaining Maturity
(WAM) was equal to                                            49


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3.  Noteholder Information
(a) Class A-1
A.   Information Regarding Distributions
   1.   Total Distribution per $1,000                      $0.00
   2.   Principal Distribution per $1,000                  $0.00
   3.   Interest Distribution per $1,000                   $0.00

B.  Calculation of Class A-1 Interest Due
   1.   Class A-1 related Note Rate                    5.106000%
   2.   Class A-1 principal balance -                      $0.00
beginning of period
   3.   Accrual convention                            Actual/360
   4.   Days in Interest Period
                                                              31
   5.   Class A-1 interest due                             $0.00
   6.   Class A-1 interest paid                            $0.00
   7.   Class A Interest Carryover Shortfall               $0.00
with respect to Class A-1
   8.   Class A-1 unpaid interest with respect             $0.00
to the Distribution Date

C.  Calculation of Class A-1 principal balance
   1.  Class A-1 principal balance - beginning             $0.00
of period
   2.  Class A-1 principal - amount due                    $0.00
   3.  Class A-1 principal - amount paid                   $0.00
   4.  Class A-1 principal balance - end of                $0.00
period
   5.  Class A Principal Carryover Shortfall               $0.00
with respect to Class A-1
   6.  Class A-1 unpaid principal with respect             $0.00
to the Distribution Date
   7.  Class A-1 Notes as a percentage of the          0.000000%
total Notes outstanding on the Distribution
Date
   8.  Class A-1 Notes as a percentage of the          0.000000%
Pool Balance on the Distribution Date


(b) Class A-2
A.   Information Regarding Distributions
   1.   Total Distribution per $1,000                    $109.34
   2.   Principal Distribution per $1,000                $105.04
   3.   Interest Distribution per $1,000                   $4.30

B.  Calculation of Class A-2 Interest Due
   1.    Class A-2 related Note Rate                   5.719000%
   2.   Class A-2 principal balance -            $157,486,148.64
beginning of period
   3.   Accrual convention                            Actual/360
   4.   Days in Interest Period
                                                              31
   5.   Class A-2 interest due                       $775,571.16
   6.   Class A-2 interest paid                      $775,571.16
   7.   Class A Interest Carryover Shortfall               $0.00
with respect to Class A-2
   8.   Class A-2 unpaid interest with respect             $0.00
to the Distribution Date

C.  Calculation of Class A-2 principal balance
   1.  Class A-2 principal balance - beginning   $157,486,148.64
of period
   2.  Class A-2 principal - amount due           $18,929,608.00
   3.  Class A-2 principal - amount paid          $18,929,608.00
   4.  Class A-2 principal balance - end of      $138,556,540.64
period
   5.  Class A Principal Carryover Shortfall               $0.00
with respect to Class A-2
   6.  Class A-2 unpaid principal with respect             $0.00
to the Distribution Date
   7.  Class A-2 Notes as a percentage of the         29.255005%
total Notes outstanding on the Distribution
Date
   8.  Class A-2 Notes as a percentage of the         19.162028%
Pool Balance on the Distribution Date
   9.  Class A-1 and A-2 Notes as a percentage        19.162028%
of the Pool Balance on the Distribution Date

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(c) Class A-3
A.   Information Regarding Distributions
   1.   Total Distribution per $1,000                      $5.28
   2.   Principal Distribution per $1,000                  $0.00
   3.   Interest Distribution per $1,000                   $5.28

B.  Calculation of Class A-3 Interest Due
   1.    Class A-3 related Note Rate                   6.330000%
   2.    Class A-3 principal balance -           $156,010,000.00
beginning of period
   3.    Accrual convention                               30/360
   4.   Class A-3 interest due                       $822,952.75
   5.   Class A-3 interest paid                      $822,952.75
   6.   Class A Interest Carryover Shortfall               $0.00
with respect to Class A-3
   7.   Class A-3 unpaid interest with respect             $0.00
to the Distribution Date

C.  Calculation of Class A-3 principal balance
   1.  Class A-3 principal balance - beginning   $156,010,000.00
of period
   2.  Class A-3 principal - amount due                    $0.00
   3.  Class A-3 principal - amount paid                   $0.00
   4.  Class A-3 principal balance - end of      $156,010,000.00
period
   5.  Class A Principal Carryover Shortfall               $0.00
with respect to Class A-3
   6.  Class A-3 unpaid principal with respect             $0.00
to the Distribution Date
   7.  Class A-3 Notes as a percentage of the         32.940150%
total Notes outstanding on the Distribution
Date
   8.  Class A-3 Notes as a percentage of the         21.575798%
Pool Balance on the Distribution Date
   9.  Class A-1, A-2 and A-3 Notes as a              40.737826%
percentage of the Pool Balance on the
Distribution Date


(d) Class A-4
A.   Information Regarding Distributions
   1.   Total Distribution per $1,000                      $5.54
   2.   Principal Distribution per $1,000                  $0.00
   3.   Interest Distribution per $1,000                   $5.54

B.  Calculation of Class A-4 Interest Due
   1.    Class A-4 related Note Rate                   6.650000%
   2.    Class A-4 principal balance -           $179,050,000.00
beginning of period
   3.    Accrual convention                               30/360
   4.   Class A-4 interest due                       $992,235.42
   5.   Class A-4 interest paid                      $992,235.42
   6.   Class A Interest Carryover Shortfall               $0.00
with respect to Class A-4
   7.   Class A-4 unpaid interest with respect             $0.00
to the Distribution Date

C.  Calculation of Class A-4 principal balance
   1.  Class A-4 principal balance - beginning   $179,050,000.00
of period
   2.  Class A-4 principal - amount due                    $0.00
   3.  Class A-4 principal - amount paid                   $0.00
   4.  Class A-4 principal balance - end of      $179,050,000.00
period
   5.  Class A Principal Carryover Shortfall               $0.00
with respect to Class A-4
   6.  Class A-4 unpaid principal with respect             $0.00
to the Distribution Date
   7.  Class A-4. Notes as a percentage of the        37.804845%
total Notes outstanding on the Distribution
Date
   8.  Class A-4 Notes as a percentage of the         24.762174%
Pool Balance on the Distribution Date
   9.  Class A-1, A-2, A-3 and A-4 Notes as a         65.500000%
percentage of the Pool Balance on the
Distribution Date


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