A Look Back on Compliance in 2022
The three biggest compliance concerns dealers faced throughout the year.
The three biggest compliance concerns dealers faced throughout the year.
Dealers must stay ahead of thieves' evolving game.
Industry standards are a good guideline to follow.
Unfair, deceptive or discriminatory behavior are among the agency's concerns.
From information security to tech's impact on staffing, changes demand keeping up with the latest developments.
Senate measure aims to remedy inventory-shortage effects.
The AG’s Office settled with Toyota Motor Credit Corp. for illegal auto finance collection practices and Hometown Auto Framingham for discriminatory prices of add ons.
The used car retailer will continue to operate in Illinois under some restrictions.
‘White-hat’ experts access customer data, even remote control of some models.
The Collection, has recently filed a lawsuit against Porsche, AG, in which they are alleging that Porsche has violated Florida statutory law by engaging in inappropriate business tactics.
Controversial rules on battery component sourcing anticipated by carmakers.
EEOC alleged they fired female dispatcher over equal-pay complaint.
36 states alleged the used-car retailer sold cars with open safety recalls without letting buyers know.
Marketing method used by some auto dealers now requires prior consumer consent.
A dispute over the interpretation of regional trade rules for automobiles should be decided soon, said Canada Minister of International Trade Mary Ng.
Dealers and F&I professionals from across the nation gathered at the Caribe Royale Orlando on Monday, Oct. 8, for Compliance Summit 2018. Attendees enjoyed a full day of advanced training, keynotes, and networking sessions, followed by Automotive Compliance Education (ACE) certification on Tuesday.
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