TYSONS, Va. (Jan. 20, 2016)-The National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA), through its spokesman Jared Allen, issued the following statement in response to the release Wednesday of the House Financial Services Committee report "Unsafe at Any Bureaucracy, Part II":

"This report further confirms that the CFPB's campaign to eliminate auto loan discounts costs consumers money. The CFPB should instead consider the U.S. Department of Justice solution that fully addresses the Bureau's concerns about fair credit risk in auto lending, but that doesn't needlessly cost consumers money or harm the very people the agency is trying to help. There is substantial bipartisan support in Congress to force the CFPB to bring transparency and accountability into their policymaking, and for very good reason."