Wells Fargo offers auto loans for new and used cars. You can get a Wells Fargo auto loan only at a participating dealership. The Wells Fargo mobile app lets you manage your auto loan. If you plan to ...

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on Tuesday said it is requiring Wells Fargo & Co. to pay $3.7 billion as a result of alleged widespread mismanagement of auto loans, mortgages and deposit ...

CHESTER, Pa. — Wells Fargo & Co. is marking two special milestones in 2007. Wells Fargo & Co. is turning 155, and this month Wells Fargo Auto Finance celebrates 60 years of providing auto financing.

Federal regulators ordered Wells Fargo to pay $3.7 billion in fines and refunds to customers, marking the largest fine to date against the nation's third largest bank. The fines come after the ...

Millions of Wells Fargo customers with who held bank accounts, or auto loan or mortgage loan accounts with the bank from 2011-2022 may be entitled to a part of a $3.7 billion settlement after the ...

SAN FRANCISCO — During the company's recent third-quarter conference call, Wells Fargo chief financial officer Howard Atkins pointed out that the auto finance business has been gaining market share in ...

One of the U.S. biggest banks, Wells Fargo, has said it will cap the amount of money it lends as subprime auto loans, according to the New York Times. Subprime loans, which are unsecured loans given ...

Feb 7 (Reuters) - Wells Fargo & Co (WFC.N), opens new tab agreed to pay $300 million to settle a shareholder lawsuit claiming the bank hid that it had pushed unnecessary insurance on auto loan ...

Wells Fargo will pay $3.7 billion over “illegal conduct” that led to billions of dollars in financial harm to its customers and caused thousands to lose their homes and vehicles, federal authorities ...

Imagine keeping up with your Wells Fargo car loan payment every month -- but having your vehicle repossessed anyway. That's exactly what Samir Hanef said happened to him. "My car was held as extortion ...

Chase Auto experienced the second-largest decline in share among new-vehicle lenders, dropping 1.47 points year over year to hold 4.77 percent of the sector. Its ranking fell from No. 4 to No. 5.