Credit Acceptance has agreed to a multimillion-dollar settlement with 40 states and the District of Columbia to resolve predatory lending charges. +
The Federal Trade Commission has published new price advertising guidance for auto dealers amid a barrage of warning letters and enforcement actions. +
President Trump remains opposed to any limits on AI development as a plea for regulation from Anthropic’s Dario Amodei sets off a firestorm. +
A judge found in favor of Stellantis Financial Services after the owners of an Iowa group failed to respond to a civil complaint over an alleged double flooring scheme. +
The proliferation of panoramic-style sunroofs coincides with a rise in recalls and rampant reports of spontaneous shattering and explosions. +
Honda of Martinsburg will open as planned Tuesday despite a lawsuit alleging the factory is engaged in a “fiat” to undermine a nearby Maryland dealer. +
Artificial intelligence is at the center of Experian’s 11th annual Identity and Fraud Report, which finds increased adoption among consumers, businesses and the criminals determined to defraud them. +
The former owners of Manchester City Nissan have agreed to settle federal and state charges resulting from customer complaints over unauthorized fees. +
Unverified complaint narratives and visualizations will no longer appear in the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s online database. +
Autoblog’s Jacob Oliva says Prestige Imports’ lawsuit makes the Sweden-based, China-owned EV manufacturer’s exit from the U.S. market “a lot messier.” +
