Auto Lenders Reporting Inaccurate Loan Data Without Thorough Dispute Investigation
Auto lenders report inaccurate loan information to credit bureaus and conduct superficial dispute investigations that fail to verify data with original records. Consumers with clear documentation of errors cannot get accurate information restored. The FCRA requirement for reasonable reinvestigation is systematically under-enforced in auto lending.
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