If you took out a loan with Credit Acceptance, you may be entitled to up to $1,000 in damages, plus additional damages depending on your state of residence. Auto lender Credit Acceptance was recently sued by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and New York Attorney General. They claim Credit Acceptance engages in several illegal business practices, including failing to disclose the true cost of the auto loans it offers to customers, setting interest rates in excess of state law, and aggressive repossession tactics.
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You may be entitled to up to $1,000, plus additional damages depending on your state of residence.
- We strongly recommend anyone who has taken out a car loan with Credit Acceptance sign up.
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