Years after safety defects known, deaths continue to occur from defective airbag ruptures, including a Florida woman in 2017 and most recently an Arizona driver in 2018.
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How Can I Hold a Dealer Responsible For False Advertising?
Jalopnik’s resident car buying expert and professional car shopper responds to emails from consumers who feel they’ve been victimized by deceptive auto dealer ads.
- Posted by: Tom McParland 10/30/2019
Dealers wrestle with ad regulations
The FTC and many state-level regulators have made auto finance practices and dealership advertising priority enforcement areas. The FTC says the rules are straightforward, but some dealers wish they were clearer.
- Posted by: MELISSA BURDEN 10/30/2019
California AG sues dealer for deceptive practices
California Attorney General Xavier Becerra is suing a used-car dealer for allegedly defrauding auto lenders and low-income Californians, according to court documents filed with the County of Alameda Superior Court.
- Posted by: Bianca Chan 10/30/2019
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Remember Those Complaints about the Toyotas with Unintended Acceleration? The NHTSA has Decided (ten years later) that a Safety Rule isn’t Needed.
- Posted by: Auto Consumer News Desk 05/31/2019
How Does No-Fault Car Insurance Work?
- Posted by: Auto Consumer News Desk 04/30/2019
Buying Used? Here’s What You Need to Know.
- Posted by: Auto Consumer News Desk 03/31/2019
Advanced Auto Safety, but at What Cost?
- Posted by: Auto Consumer News Desk 02/28/2019
Officials Address Self-Driving Car Liability in Executive Orders
- Posted by: Auto Consumer News Desk 02/18/2019