The Federal Trade Commission has published new price advertising guidance for auto dealers amid a barrage of warning letters and enforcement actions. +
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. +
FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson says the agency will no longer pursue discrimination claims based on the “pernicious” theory denounced by President Trump. +
Dealer Digital Intelligence was designed to create a competitive advantage as AI-powered searches proliferate and regulatory pressure intensifies. +
S&P Global Mobility will offer its FeeSync platform to all U.S. dealers for no charge, providing a single, secure interface for fee structure changes. +
TrueCar will implement a new vehicle pricing standard as part of an effort to help dealers remain in compliance with federal regulations against deceptive tactics. +
In an unprecedented move, FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson appeared in a live, NADA-hosted webinar to help clarify the agency’s position on vehicle pricing. Get a dealer debrief from attorney Jim Ganther and the experts at Mosaic Compliance Services.
Join a panel of legal, compliance and auditing experts for “Post-FTC/NADA Webinar Discussion: Dealer Advertising Compliance Insights & Q&A,” a free webinar from Mosaic Compliance Services, NCC and ProMax.
Lindsay Automotive owes $3.1 million to Maryland and up to $75 million to customers of three D.C.-area dealerships as part of a settlement with state and federal regulators. +
