[CREDIT ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION] Problem with additional add-on products or servi
On XX/XX/XXXX, I purchased a XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXXXXXX, Ohio. The vehicle was financed through Credit Acceptance Corporation. During the transaction, the dealerships finance manager briefly summarized some paper documents ( about 5-6 pages ) and stated that he would finis
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surfaced semanticallyCar dealers secretly add thousands in unwanted loan products
Dealers routinely bundle unrequested warranty and insurance add-ons into auto loans at signing, inflating loan principal by thousands of dollars without buyer awareness. Consumers discover the charges only after reviewing paperwork and face difficulty cancelling or recovering funds. This is a well-documented structural problem in auto retail financing.
[CREDIT ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION] Getting a loan or lease - Changes in terms mid-d
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Online used car platforms install tires and components that are older or more degraded than the vehicle itself without disclosing this in vehicle condition reports. When customers flag these safety hazards, dealers refuse to remedy them citing as-is sale terms. Buyers have no independent verification mechanism before committing to purchase under online-only sales models.
Auto Dealer Instructed Buyer to Misrepresent Down Payment to Lender
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