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Add-ons and Loan Packing: How and why car dealers “pack” loans and the products they use to do it Mark H. Steinbach, O'Toole, Rothwell, Nassau & Steinbach John W. Van Alst, The National Consumer Law Center Mary C. Lobdell, Consumer Protection Division – WA AG’s Office Jessica Hiemenz National Consumer Law Center

industry audit procedures performed for audits of used automobile dealerships. Independent Used Automobile Dealerships Introduction The used car industry is composed of new car dealers who accept trade-ins on the sale of new automobiles and can also purchase used vehicles directly from customers, other car dealers, or at

CFPB Examination Procedures Auto Finance . CFPB June 2015 Auto Finance 5 • Vehicle Add-Ons: Also known as back-end products, these add-ons are other pieces of equipment or finishing items that can be purchased with the vehicle such as Lo-Jack systems, vehicle identification number etching (anti-theft precaution),and paint protection.

CASH SALES, SELLER FINANCING, RETAIL INSTALLMENT CONTRACTS AND REPOSSESSIONS Chapter 348, Texas Finance Code Preface: Companies that finance motor vehicle sales in Texas are licensed and ... installment contracts from dealerships are also required to obtain licenses from the ... The 82nd Texas Legislature enacted House Bill 2559, effective ...

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TAKE CONTROL OF YOUR AUTO LOAN UNDERSTANDING YOUR AUTO FINANCING CHOICES 6 lenders that lend to people with no credit or poor credit, may put devices in the vehicle that help them repossess or disable the vehicle if you miss a payment. Negotiate interest rates In general, lenders and dealers are not required to offer the best interest