Credit Acceptance CACC Revenue Breakdown

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Annual revenue breakdowns for Credit Acceptance Corp, fiscal 2013 to 2013, as reported in its filings.
Annual history

Credit Acceptance Corp Revenue by Receivable Type

Years FY 2013
Lines 2
FY 2013 Total $590.40M

Dealer Loans was the largest of Credit Acceptance Corp’s 2 reported lines in fiscal 2013, at $517.70M — 88% of $590.40M.

Credit Acceptance Corp revenue by receivable type, fiscal 2013 to 2013
Receivable Type FY 2013
Dealer Loans $517.70M
Purchased Loans $72.70M
Total $590.40M

Credit Acceptance Corp revenue by receivable type: what the figures show

In fiscal 2013, which ended December 31, 2013, the 2 revenue lines Credit Acceptance Corp reported in this breakdown added up to $590.40M. Dealer Loans was the largest revenue line, at $517.70M or 87.7% of the total, followed by Purchased Loans ($72.70M, 12.3%).

This breakdown covers every fiscal year from 2013 to 2013, as reported in Credit Acceptance Corp's annual filings.

Questions

Credit Acceptance Corp Revenue Breakdown FAQ

How does Credit Acceptance Corp make money?

Credit Acceptance Corp (CACC) breaks its revenue down by revenue line. In fiscal 2013, its largest revenue line was Dealer Loans, with $517.70M or 87.7% of the total, followed by Purchased Loans at $72.70M (12.3%).

What is Credit Acceptance Corp's largest revenue line?

Dealer Loans was Credit Acceptance Corp's largest revenue line in fiscal 2013, with $517.70M in revenue, 87.7% of the $590.40M reported across its 2 revenue lines.

Where does this revenue breakdown data come from?

Every figure is taken from Credit Acceptance Corp's annual financial filings and shown as reported: each line keeps the name the company gives it, years follow its own fiscal calendar, and lines it has stopped reporting stay in the table for the years they were reported.

How far back does Credit Acceptance Corp's revenue breakdown go?

The breakdown by revenue line covers fiscal 2013 to 2013. The latest four fiscal years are free to view, and the full history is available with a Business Quant subscription.