Car loan scandal victims told to complain
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•Car finance scandal branded 'an unholy mess'
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Lenders and dealers accused of hiding commission payments made when cars were bought on finance deals.
FCA bosses told situation was a mess that would take a long time to resolve.
Thousands of drivers have already complained, the Financial Conduct Authority said.
Banks have set aside hundreds of millions of pounds as a result of the scandal.
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