CAC subprime auto borrowers (esp. risky loans Nov 2015–Nov 2025) Claim by TBD.
This settlement resolves claims involving Credit Acceptance Corp (multistate ag enforcement). CAC subprime auto borrowers (esp. risky loans Nov 2015–Nov 2025). Those who qualify can file a claim for a share of the $694M total ($60M consumer restitution) fund.
Total settlement fund: $694M total ($60M consumer restitution) — the amount the court set aside, not a per-person figure.
CAC subprime auto borrowers (esp. risky loans Nov 2015–Nov 2025)
The total settlement fund is $694M total ($60M consumer restitution). Individual payments depend on how many valid claims are filed — per-person amounts are estimates from published caps, never promises.
CA enhanced: AG enforcement, not yet distributing.
Proof requirements have not been confirmed yet — check the official settlement site.
You always file on the official settlement administrator's site — this page never files for you.
Problems filing?
Missing PIN, moved recently, or not sure you qualify — the settlement administrator can help.
Moved recently? The administrator can look you up by name and old address and reissue a PIN — file with your current address and attach receipts from the class period. No PIN? If you never got the mailed notice, the administrator can verify you manually. Tip: the official site's FAQ usually covers moved addresses, lost notices, and missing PINs — check there first.
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