Study the lessons from these lawsuits to prevent yourself from ending up in the same scenario.
Two former employees allege supervisors at three Illinois stores encouraged deceitful practices involving auto lenders.
The AG’s Office settled with Toyota Motor Credit Corp. for illegal auto finance collection practices and Hometown Auto Framingham for discriminatory prices of add ons.
Dealers in Oregon are facing a class-action lawsuit that describes dealer participation as a kickback scheme.
When is a dealership liable for its customer’s negligence?
If the CFPB has its way, pre-dispute arbitration agreements will no longer protect dealers from class-action lawsuits.
An antitrust lawsuit against Carfax has garnered 700 plaintiffs, up from just 124 when the suit was originally filed in May last year.
A California case illustrates the value of the “cure” statutes that protect dealers in some states.
Lawsuits filed by Edmunds and Yelp against firms posting fake reviews serve as another reminder of the high-priced battle review sites are waging to maintain their influence on consumers.
The industry continues to emerge from the Great Recession, but dealer-protection bills approved in New Hampshire and Colorado prove that not everything is getting back to normal.
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