Honda of Martinsburg will open as planned Tuesday despite a lawsuit alleging the factory is engaged in a “fiat” to undermine a nearby Maryland dealer. +
Artificial intelligence is at the center of Experian’s 11th annual Identity and Fraud Report, which finds increased adoption among consumers, businesses and the criminals determined to defraud them. +
The former owners of Manchester City Nissan have agreed to settle federal and state charges resulting from customer complaints over unauthorized fees. +
Unverified complaint narratives and visualizations will no longer appear in the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s online database. +
Autoblog’s Jacob Oliva says Prestige Imports’ lawsuit makes the Sweden-based, China-owned EV manufacturer’s exit from the U.S. market “a lot messier.” +
Attorney and compliance expert Jim Ganther will present a free, CDK-hosted dealer and agent webinar tackling the California CARS Act this Wednesday. +
The San Francisco 49ers’ Trent Williams stands accused of fraud and breach of contract for allegedly failing to make payments on a missing Porsche 911. +
FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson says the agency will no longer pursue discrimination claims based on the “pernicious” theory denounced by President Trump. +
Prosecutors say Andrea Nicole Doherty used the restoration and resale business she inherited from her father to defraud customers and collectors. +
The owner of Aaron Automotive Group claims a dealer services provider made false promises to deliver training, consulting and process implementation. +
