Credit Acceptance agrees to pay $75.5 million, waive some customer debt in multistate AG settlement

By Public Technologies
  • Credit Acceptance reached consent judgments with the New York attorney general, ending a 2023 federal lawsuit tied to a multistate probe opened in 2020.
  • Settlement calls for USD 60 million to a consumer relief fund, USD 15.5 million to participating states, debt waivers for certain customers.
  • Consent terms add consumer disclosures on vehicle pricing, affordability protections, tighter dealer oversight requirements.
  • Company expects no incremental financial statement charges beyond previously accrued amounts.


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