Has Toyota, Lexus, or Mazda shared your personal driving data without your permission?
Secretly collected driving behavior data is sold to car insurance companies to set rates.
Recent news reports have revealed that Toyota, Lexus, and Mazda routinely shared information about drivers’ driving behavior with insurance data brokers such as Connected Analytic Services. The data includes trip reports, speed records, and braking events. The data brokers in turn provided the data to insurance companies who then used the information to justify higher rates for their customers.
The car companies reportedly allowed insurance companies to use this sensitive driving information without drivers’ knowledge or consent.
Consumers can request an Annual Driving Report identifying the driving behavior Connected Analytic Services received about them here.
If you own or lease a Toyota, Lexus, or Mazda vehicle that is a model year 2019 or newer, we’d like to hear from you.
Call (800) 776-6044, email [email protected], or complete the form on this page for a free consultation.
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