Regulators allege General Motors tracked millions of drivers, then sold their behavior and location data to insurers. The factory must now train dealers on consent. +
Greenway Auto Group avoids restitution and admission of wrongdoing in its settlement with the FTC but could face steep fines for future offenses. +
Credit Acceptance has agreed to a multimillion-dollar settlement with 40 states and the District of Columbia to resolve predatory lending charges. +
The former owners of Manchester City Nissan have agreed to settle federal and state charges resulting from customer complaints over unauthorized fees. +
A New York City agency announced that Honda of the Bronx has agreed to settle a lawsuit alleging more than 350 violations of consumer protection laws. +
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. +
The Swickard auto group will pay Alaska up to $1 million to settle charges of unfair and deceptive advertising practices and violations of state laws governing used car sales. +
CarMax has agreed to pay $420,000 in damages and a civil penalty of $79,380 after repossessing vehicles owned by at least 28 U.S. servicemembers without court orders. +
Lithia Motors will pay restitution to customers of five dealerships plus a $300,000 civil penalty to settle charges related to fees not included in advertised vehicle prices. +
More than 1,700 New Yorkers who bought out leases arranged at eight Nissan dealerships will get a share of a $3.2 million settlement the dealers reached with Attorney General Letitia James. +
