• Who is ACA?

• What does ACA do?

• Why should consumers trust ACA?

• What happens after you upload a vehicle contract for review?

Free Initial Contract Review

You May Be Owed Money From Your Car Deal

Most drivers don’t realize they paid for add-ons they never used. Auto Contract Audit reviews your vehicle purchase agreement and shows you what was actually added.

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About Auto
Contract Audit

Auto Contract Audit was created after seeing how many drivers pay for vehicle add-ons without fully understanding what they purchased, how to use them, or whether they may be refundable.

We are not a dealership, lender, insurance company, or law firm. We are a consumer assistance service focused on contract review, refund support, and documentation.

Many Car Buyers Pay for Add-Ons They Don’t Understand

Dealership finance offices may include warranties, GAP, paint protection, tire and wheel coverage, service contracts, maintenance plans, theft protection, and other add-ons.

Hidden Add-Ons

Products may be included in the finance agreement without being clearly explained

High Payments

Add-ons can increase the amount financed and monthly payment.

Still Paying Repairs

Many drivers still pay out of pocket because coverage is limited.

Confusing Contracts

Refund rules can be buried in separate product documents.

Professional Review and Refund Assistance

We help consumers understand what they paid for and whether unused value may exist.

How It Works

A simple review process for confusing car contracts.

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Upload Your Documents

Upload Your Documents
ACA Reviews Your Agreements
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ACA Reviews Your Agreements

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Receive Your Findings

Receive Your Findings
Choose Your Next Step
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Choose Your Next Step

Your Documents Stay Private & Protected

At Auto Contract Audit (ACA), we understand that your vehicle contracts and financial documents contain sensitive personal information. That is why we take customer privacy and data protection seriously. We use secure, encrypted systems, protected storage technology, and restricted internal access procedures designed to help safeguard your uploaded documents and personal information. Your documents are used solely for contract review and audit purposes and are never sold to third parties.

  • Secure encrypted document uploads
  • Restricted access to authorized ACA personnel only
  • Customer documents are never publicly shared
  • Personal information is not sold to third parties
  • Secure website connection (SSL protected)
  • Customer confidentiality standards enforced
  • Documents reviewed only for audit purposes
  • Optional document deletion request available

Add-Ons We Review

We do not focus on one company. We review the entire F&I add-on system.

GAP / Debt Cancellation

Check payoff status, total loss rules, cancellation rights, and refund formula.

Zurich Shield Appearance

Review paint, fabric, appearance protection, and claim/cancellation terms.

Maintenance Plans

Compare prepaid value to services actually received or remaining.

Extended Warranty

Review provider, term, mileage limit, covered parts, and prorated refund rules.

Confusing Contracts

Identify unclear terms, fees, cancellation provisions, and obligations across your contract documents.

Theft / VIN Etching

Review whether product was optional, overpriced, or cancelable.

Frequently Asked Questions

We do not focus on one company. We review the entire F&I add-on system.

Auto Contract Audit (ACA) reviews vehicle purchase contracts to help consumers better understand the terms, products, services, fees, and optional add-ons included in their agreements. Our reviews are provided for educational and informational purposes to promote consumer awareness and informed decision-making.

Auto Contract Audit is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice, legal opinions, or legal representation. Our services are educational and administrative in nature and are designed to help consumers better understand their vehicle contracts.

ACA does not represent customers in legal matters, negotiate on their behalf as legal counsel, or appear in court. We do not establish an attorney-client relationship through any of our services.

If a situation requires legal advice or legal representation, customers should consult a licensed attorney in their jurisdiction. If appropriate, ACA may recommend that a customer seeks independent legal counsel, but ACA does not provide or supervise legal services.