Credit Acceptance agrees to $694M multistate settlement over subprime auto loans
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Credit Acceptance agreed to a multistate settlement with 41 attorneys general, providing $694M in cash and debt relief and committing to enhanced disclosures, dealer oversight, and consumer protections. While the company does not admit wrongdoing, the settlement highlights elevated regulatory and litigation risk in subprime consumer finance, with potential near-term implications for compliance costs, underwriting practices, and headline risk across the sector.
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Credit Acceptance Corporation has reached a settlement with 41 state attorneys general that provides $694 million in cash and debt relief nationwide. In Georgia, $28 million will be paid directly to 4,890 consumers. The lawsuit alleged the company used deceptive, unfair and abusive practices in its subprime auto lending, including approving loans for borrowers it allegedly knew could not afford them.
