By Guy Taylor The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has annnounced it will extend its probe into the motor finance market today amid ongoing tensions between thousands of consumers and providers over commission arrangements. The FCA said it intended to set out next steps in its review into the past use of so-called DCAs in May 2025, as opposed to an initial deadline of September 2024. It added it would lengthen the current eight week deadline firms have to respond to complaints. “Firms involved in our review have engaged with us constructively, but many have struggled to supply the data we nee…