Experts say identity fraud is on the rise and costing the American auto industry billions while inconveniencing legitimate customers. The Detroit Free Press investigates. +
In a new lawsuit, the FTC and the attorney general of Maryland say the three-store Lindsay Automotive Group made millions by systematically overcharging customers. Executives denied the charges. +
The Federal Trade Commission announced a recordbreaking settlement with AutoCanada over a slew of fraud charges the agency leveled against the dealer group’s 10 U.S. rooftops. +
The latest report from CARFAX finds incidents of odometer rollbacks continue to multiply, affecting more than 2 million units so far this year, up 18% since 2021. +
The Michigan Department of State reinstated a suburban Detroit Hyundai dealership’s license after suspending it for “imminent harm to the public” two days ago, Fox 2 Detroit reported. +
Best Ford of Nashua (N.H.)’s Facebook followers quickly tracked down a customer suspected of using a fake check to steal a $50,000 truck. +
