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NADA and the Miracle on 34th Street
Automotive dealers should follow the National Automobile Dealers Association's consumer-friendly guidelines in order to minimize their legal risks.
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SEARCHMENUSEARCHAutomotive dealers should follow the National Automobile Dealers Association's consumer-friendly guidelines in order to minimize their legal risks.
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The Federal Trade Commission’s second roundtable will be staged at St. Mary's University School of Law on Aug. 2-3.
Read More →The leadership may still be up for grabs at the CFPB, but the newly formed consumer watchdog agency will hit the ground running on July 21.
Read More →Dealers will remain exempt from certain data collection requirements under ECOA until the Federal Reserve Board issues final regulations.
Read More →DealerTrack announced the company will offer a $25,000 Red Flags Guarantee to cover associated government-issued fines should a dealership be cited for noncompliance with the Red Flags Rule while using the DealerTrack Compliance Solution.
Read More →A new CarGurus study suggests that a car dealer's candor and responsiveness carry significant weight with an online shopper and can make or break a sale, sometimes even before the consumer meets the dealer in person.
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Before you select your next compliance software tool, read this primer on connecting technology to your dealership’s compliance processes.
Read More →Can the FTC balance what consumer advocates want and what industry reps say is needed? The magazine’s legal wiz says that time will tell.
Read More →If your dealership is near a navigable creek, stream or other waterway and stores oil, oil sludge, waste oil or fuel oil, the EPA Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure (SPCC) regulation, which takes effect in November, applies to you.
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Building a compliance program doesn’t necessarily require a big investment, but it does take a commitment. Expert lays out a plan for improving your dealership’s level of compliance.
Read More →Thanks in part to recycled anecdotes from consumer advocates, the industry fared better than expected at the FTC’s first roundtable discussion.
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