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Credit Acceptance
Driving Possibility
About Credit Acceptance
Credit Acceptance has been named to Fortune magazine’s annual “100 Best Companies to Work For” list for 11 years, ranking #34 in 2025. We’ve also been named to IDG's Computerworld Best Places to Work in IT-Midsize category for the past six years. Based on 2024 survey data, 93% of our team members believe Credit Acceptance is a Great Place to Work (GPTW). At Credit Acceptance, we are passionate about what we do. Our team members are intelligent, motivated, compassionate people who work hard and know how to have fun. We offer a strong work-life balance with many great benefits that start on day one. We focus first and foremost on striving to make our Company as valuable as possible, because we know it is the core of our success. Our team members are motivated by their desire to “Change Lives,” as well as by their fellow colleagues, Company leaders, competitive compensation, and career advancement opportunities. By driving possibility, we empower our team and customers to achieve their dreams and reach new heights. Loans made or arranged pursuant to a California Finance Lenders Law license.
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17 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Credit Acceptance Georgia West team donated school supplies, filled backpacks, and helped students in local Metro Atlanta schools prepare for the new school year.
Reported by Charlie Cocuzzo
Presence & Recognition
Credit Acceptance shared priorities for the rest of 2026 and into 2027 in the full interview available at https://ow.ly/Z5t930sYIWw.
Reported by Charlie Cocuzzo
Customers & Market
Credit Acceptance reported that August’s new-vehicle sales pace came in around 16.8M SAAR, the strongest pace of 2026 and the sixth straight month above 16M.
Reported by Shane Redinger
Customers & Market
Credit Acceptance noted that Tesla began commercial Cybercab deployment in Austin.
Reported by Shane Redinger
Customers & Market
Credit Acceptance noted that Reuters reports Honda is targeting about $9.4B in cost reductions by 2030 as competition intensifies.
Reported by Shane Redinger
Customers & Market
Credit Acceptance noted that NHTSA opened an investigation into how the vehicle was certified under federal safety standards.
Reported by Shane Redinger
Customers & Market
Credit Acceptance noted that Cox reported new-vehicle APRs rose across nearly every credit tier in August while used rates stayed roughly flat.
Reported by Shane Redinger
Products & Services
Credit Acceptance has changed its eligibility criteria for financing vehicles with isolated structural damage, giving the company more room to work with inventory and put the right customer in the right car.
Reported by Charlie Cocuzzo
Presence & Recognition
Credit Acceptance is featured in a LinkedIn post by Josh Peters and the Florence, SC dealer teams.
Reported by Credit Acceptance
Presence & Recognition
Credit Acceptance held its first road show event.
Reported by Joshua St Louis
Sales & Marketing
Credit Acceptance launched an in-house creative team and event assets partnership to wrap an RV officially unlocked in Dallas and Detroit.
Reported by Kristin Woodward
Sales & Marketing
Credit Acceptance announced that the trophy has a new home for September.
Reported by Shane Redinger
Presence & Recognition
Credit Acceptance received the August Star of the Market Award for Central Houston Nissan
Reported by Lee Duron
Operations & Supply
Credit Acceptance is traveling to eight locations across the country over 15 days, covering more than 2,000 miles.
Reported by Robert Bourrier
Presence & Recognition
Credit Acceptance is going on a Beyond Business Tour across six states to connect with team members, dealers, and car buyers.
Reported by Credit Acceptance
Customers & Market
Credit Acceptance helps dealers like Ricky and Amity Thomas at Wildcat Used Cars in Somerset, KY, by providing fast funding.
Reported by Credit Acceptance
People
Credit Acceptance eliminated Bobby Grass as Director of Sales.
Reported by Bobby Grass